0.35 * log the logarithm of 0.35 with 2 as the base

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• 1. It is known that the logarithm of log with 9 as the base, 5 is a, and the logarithm of log with 9 as the base, 7 is B. find the logarithm of log with 35 as the base, 9
• 2. If 2lg (x-2y) = lgx + lgY, then log2xy=______ ．
• 3. If the x power of a is equal to the W power of 70, then the w-th power of a is equal to the z-th power of 70 ~ why? I don't know why,
• 4. It is known that the negative power of x plus x is equal to 3. Find the value of 1 / 2 of x plus 1 / 2 of X
• 5. What is the power of a to B of X What is the 1 / 2 power of X What is the 1 / 3 power of X
• 6. Is y = x2 / 3 (2 / 3 is power exponent, i.e. two thirds power of x) differentiable at x = 0 Y = x2 / 3 (2 / 3 is power exponent, i.e. two thirds power of x) Is it differentiable at x = 0 because the left derivative is negative infinity and the right derivative is positive infinity? Although the left and right derivatives are not equal, the tangents of them coincide at x = 0. I don't know whether it is differentiable On the first floor, I don't think your method is appropriate. For example: y = 0 (x = 0); y = x ^ 2 * sin (1 / x) (x / = 0), where x = 0 is y '= 2x * sin (1 / x) + cos (1 / x), X / = 0, then the point is not differentiable, But from the definition calculation, we can clearly get that the function is differentiable at x = 0, y '= LIM (x * sin (1 / x)) = 0, and y' tends to 0, but my question y 'can also be obtained from the definition as y' = LIM (x ^ (- 1 / 3)), and the left tends to negative infinity, the right tends to positive infinity, and the left is unequal
• 7. How to draw a graph where the square of x plus the square of Y equals 1 It's drawn on the axis This is x ^ 2 + y ^ 2 = 1 ^ 2,
• 8. Y = x square - 2 | x + 1 | - 1 how to draw an image
• 9. It is known that the image of parabola y = the square of minus two-thirds x + four-thirds x + 2 intersects with X-axis at two points a and B, intersects with Y-axis at point C, the symmetry axis of parabola intersects with X-axis at point D, and point m starts from point O and moves to point B at a speed of 1 unit length per second. Point m is perpendicular to x-axis and intersects object line at point P (1) Find the coordinates of point B and point C; (2) Suppose that the area of the quadrilateral OmpC is s when the point m moves x (seconds), find the functional relationship between S and X, and point out the value range of the independent variable x
• 10. It is known that the intersection of the line y = 2x-1 and the two axes is a and B respectively, and the image with function y = 2x square passes through a and B after translation RT 1. Find the analytical formula of parabola after translation 2. Calculate the vertex coordinates of the function image after translation [this question is the 14 questions on P31 of ninth grade mathematics class training (Zhejiang Education Edition)]
• 11. log^464+log100=?2lg2+lg25-lg10=?
• 12. How many logarithms can be obtained by taking any two different numbers from 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 9 as the base and true number of logarithms respectively Same as above, please give me a process
• 13. From the six numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 9, take any two as the base number and the true number respectively to form a logarithmic formula, then the logarithm is the probability of a rational number. The answer is 9 / 25. I want to ask why the base number is 5 * 5 instead of 6 * 5
• 14. How many different logarithms can be obtained by taking any two different numbers from 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 9 as the base and true number of logarithm respectively
• 15. What's the power of 1 / 2 of 2, if it's in logarithmic form?
• 16. The power of (1 / 16) is 0.75-2log5, the power of (1 / 16) is 10-log5 and the power of (1 / 16) is 0.25
• 17. Solve 2 (log5) 10 + (log5) 0.25 Trouble
• 18. 2log5 10+log5 0.25=?
• 19. Calculation: 2log510 + log50.25=______
• 20. X = - 1 power of (logarithm of 1 / 2 as the base 1 / 3) + - 1 power of (logarithm of 1 / 5 as the base 1 / 3), then x belongs to the interval? A.(-2,-1) B.(1,2) C.(-3,-2) D(2,3)