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Algebra

What is the point of ligarithms

calculus and precalc I believe

<:ExcitedPepe:781198443665424424> a bit late, but congratsssss

Thanks Iso 😊

logarithm? it's applicable in physics & science (ie. calculate sound, half-life, etc)

Idk anything about natural log but with base 10 it’s handy for scientific notation. I believe base 2 is used in computer science although not too sure

what math do you usually learn logarithms in

cuz I feel like I shouldn't be learning them

Don’t worry about when lol.

You will have to learn about them sooner or later anyways.

for me, calculus and some precalc

Okay. I’m really struggling. I have to write a persuasive essay on an issue related to my major or my career goals (English or editing), and I can’t think of anything.

Law could also be an option.

anyone know about algebra 2 radical functions?

What about them?

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Aight lol

you probably can't help me with radical functions can you

I can

If I haven't forgotten it all

the picture of the problem is gonna take a while to upload...

Aight

Number 7?

yes

So a fraction as a power is another way of writing roots so it could be rewritten as cuberoot(3/4(pi)n)

You have the density so solve for n by raising the density (d) to the third power

And you have d^3=3/4(pi)n

After that it should be easy to solve for n

Then multiply d^3 by n for n*d^3=3/4(pi)

And then divide by (d^3)

for n = 3/(4(pi)d^3)

so if d= 10

then n =3/(4(10^3)*(pi)))

so it is 3/(4000*(pi))

is the square root still underneath the pi?

in that step

There is no square root, in that step it is 10 (d) raised to the third power

Unless I read that wrong, it is a 1/3 as the power right?