1 Answer

Related questions

asked Sep 23, 2021 154k views

Sherly asked Sep 23, 2021

7.7k points

2 answers

1 vote

154k views

asked Oct 21, 2024 148k views

Artparks asked Oct 21, 2024

7.8k points

2 answers

3 votes

148k views

asked Apr 4, 2024 90.2k views

Large asked Apr 4, 2024

by Large

7.6k points

1 answer

0 votes

90.2k views

Keneshia · Answer 1 · 2020-06-09T21:36:16+0000

Answer:

8

Explanation:

We observe that the logarithm bases are ...

5√5 = √125 . . . . . 125 is the 2nd power of this

2√2 = √8 . . . . . . . 8 is the 2nd power of this; 64 is the 4th power of √8

If we define ...

$p=√(125)\\q=√(8)$

Then our logarithms are ...

$log_p(p^2)=x=2\\\\log_q(q^4)=y=4\\\\xy=2\cdot 4=8$

The product of x and y is 8.