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1.
A logarithmic spiral
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2.
Solve each of
the following using logarithms ...
3.
Solve each of
the following using logarithms ...
4.
Use the change
of base formula to find the decimal approximation of each of the following to 4 decimal places ...
5.
Now solve these
using logarithms ...
6.
Now solve these
using logarithms ...
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