simplifying logarithm?

2016-06-07 7:02 pm
Can someone help simplify this? I posted a picture so the equation is more clear. I'm not sure if I typed this equation correctly.

y=1/4log2(8x-56)^16-12

pic of equation: http://imgur.com/1GEBIFP

回答 (2)

2016-06-07 7:08 pm
y = ¼log₂((8x-56)¹⁶) - 12
 = log₂(∜(8x-56)¹⁶) - 12
 = log₂((8x-56)⁴) - 12
 = log₂((8(x-7))⁴) - 12
 = log₂(8⁴(x-7)⁴) - 12
 = log₂(8⁴) + log₂((x-7)⁴) - 12
 = log₂(2¹²) + log₂((x-7)⁴)
 = 12 + log₂((x-7)⁴) - 12
 = log₂((x-7)⁴)
 = 4log₂(x-7)
2016-06-07 7:52 pm
y= 1/4 log2(8x - 56)^16 -12

from log 10 to log 2, multiplied by log 2(10).
from log 2 to log 10, divided by log 2(10).
log2(10) = 3.01
Therefore,
y= 1/4 log ((8x-56)^16/3.01) -12

(The another answer came from D.W.,
where 4log2(x-7) can be converted to another number of log base 10)
Divide x-7 by 3.01, where log2(10) = 3.01.
4log2(x-7) = 4log((x-7)/3.01)


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