Eric Nicholas K's answer to Kathy's Secondary 4 A Maths Singapore question.
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Here are my answers. For the second question last part, it’s a lot easier (to observe) if you let a = ln r and b = ln s, so that (ln s) / (ln r) plus (ln r) / (ln s) = b/a + a/b.
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5 years ago
Also note that (ln s)^2 is NOT the same as ln s^2.
i.e. ln s^2 = 2 ln s
but (ln s)^2 is NOT equal to 2 ln s
i.e. ln s^2 = 2 ln s
but (ln s)^2 is NOT equal to 2 ln s
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