Chapter 1: Q. 96 (page 137)
Use algebra, limit rules, and the continuity of on to prove that every logarithmic function of the form is continuous on.
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It is proved that every logarithmic function of the form is continuous on .
Chapter 1: Q. 96 (page 137)
Use algebra, limit rules, and the continuity of on to prove that every logarithmic function of the form is continuous on.
It is proved that every logarithmic function of the form is continuous on .
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