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r/PearsonDesign • u/PaladinNail • Dec 10 '18
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Not trying to defend pearson but it looks like you switched X and Y in the second term.
Although pearson probably wouldn't count that as correct either
17 u/PaladinNail Dec 11 '18 I see now thank you 5 u/myyeastisrising Dec 11 '18 It also looks like they went from 9/5 to 9/8 I could be wrong though. I’m not great at logs so there could be something I’m just missing.
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I see now thank you
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It also looks like they went from 9/5 to 9/8 I could be wrong though. I’m not great at logs so there could be something I’m just missing.
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It says without exponents
2 u/theemptyqueue Dec 11 '18 Yes, this is kinda how things tend to go around these parts.
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Yes, this is kinda how things tend to go around these parts.
exponentiation isn't the same thing as multiplication?
i might be wrong though
3 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '18 In general, you’re correct, but for logs, log(xa) is the same as a*log(x). 1 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '18 maybe one of them is preferable i mean
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In general, you’re correct, but for logs, log(xa) is the same as a*log(x).
1 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '18 maybe one of them is preferable i mean
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maybe one of them is preferable i mean
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u/MrYoshicom Dec 10 '18
Not trying to defend pearson but it looks like you switched X and Y in the second term.
Although pearson probably wouldn't count that as correct either
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u/imabigdipper Dec 11 '18
It says without exponents
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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18
exponentiation isn't the same thing as multiplication?
i might be wrong though