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07-12-2017
Mathematics

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nlog(1.063) > log2
what is n
can you explain how?

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07-12-2017

[tex]\bf nlog(1.063) \ \textgreater \ log(2)\implies n\ \textgreater \ \cfrac{log(2)}{log(1.063)}\implies n \ \textgreater \ 11.3453810178[/tex]

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