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ln (uv^2)^9=Alnu+Blnv with A= and B=?

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  • ?
    Lv 6
    2 years ago

    ln (uv²)⁹

    = 9 ln (uv²) {from ln aⁿ = n ln (a)}

    = 9 [ln u + ln v²] {from ln (ab) = ln a + ln b}

    = 9 [ln u + 2 ln v]

    = 9 ln u + 18 ln v -- (*)

    By comparing A ln u + B ln v with what we have in (*), we conclude that A = 9 & B = 18.

    Source(s): From the Laws of Natural Logarithm.
  • ?
    Lv 7
    2 years ago

    ln (uv²)⁹ = 9 ln (uv²)

    .............= 9 [ln u + ln v²]

    .............= 9 [ln u + 2 ln v]

    .............= 9 ln u + 18 ln v

    .............= A ln u + B ln v

    A = 9, B = 18..................ANS

  • 2 years ago

    I will assume the the squared operation only applies to the variable, v.

    ln(uv^2)^9 = 9ln(uv^2) = 9[ln(u) + 2ln(v)] = 9ln(u) + 18ln(v). A = 9 and B = 18.

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