What is log10^6, considering log10^2=a and log10^3=b?

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LetsSeo asked May 9, 2022

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What is log10^6, considering log10^2=a and log10^3=b?

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LetsSeo asked May 9, 2022

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I think that the answer is a+b.

Idmitme answered May 9, 2022

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The answer is simply just a+b.

Solution:

log10^6=log10^2+log10^3

Since log10^2=a and log10^3=b,

The answer is a+b.

Adam Nowak answered May 13, 2022

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