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1/a + 1/b


= _+_/_*_

1/a + 1/b


= a+b/ab



ex.


i. 1/4 + 1/3 = 7/12


ii. 4+3/4*3 = 7/12

log(10^a) =

a



ex. log(100)


= log(10^2) = 2

If log(a) = b, then a = 10...?

10^b



ex. If log(a) = 2,


then a = 10^2 = 100

log(ab) = __ + __

log(a) + log(b)



ex. log

log(a^b) = _log_

log(a^b)


= b*log(a)



ex. log(10^3)


i. log(10^3) = log(1000) = 3


ii. 3*log(10) = 3*1 = 3

log(a/b) =

log(a) - log(b)



(i) take log of each side:


log(Y) = log(B0B1^x}E)


(ii) apply log(ab) = log(a) + log(b) R side:


log(B0Bx1E)= log(B0)+log(B1^x)+log(E)


(iii) apply log(a^b) = b*log(a) to log(B1^x):


xlog(B1)


(iv).*.


log(Y) = log(B0)+xlog(B1)+log(E)

In(e^a) =

a

meaning

Taking sum of n values (lastsub#) of X variable, starting at i = 1 (1stsub#).

Solve

Squaring the sum of variable X from Xsub1 to Xsub5


## value of X1 to X5 each has to be unique, but doesn't have to be sequence nor in order


ex.


= 1^2 + 2^2 + 3^2 + 4^2 + 5^2


= 1 + 4 + 9 + 16 + 25

Expl

The summation of variable X squared is not the sum of variable X squared


ex. ⚡3,i=1}i^2 ≠ (⚡3,i=1}i)^2


i. ⚡3,i=1}i^2


= 1^2 + 2^2 + 3^2


= 1 + 4 + 9 = 14


ii. (⚡3,i=1}i)^2


= (1 + 2 + 3)^2


= 6^2 = 36

Expl

Product of identical n values are summed

The summation of the sum of 2 variables is the sum of each variables independent summation.


## applies minus/difference too

c is constant

The summation of the product of a variable & a constant


is the product of the constant and the summation of the variable

The summation of a constant is the product of the constant and n times constant summed.

~=


meaning

approx equal to (also ≈)

E