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Use logarithms to evaluate sqrt((14.70 35^ 24')/(69.852)).
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Step 1: Express the given expression in logarithmic form.
Let .
First, convert to decimal degrees:
So, the expression becomes:
Taking the base-10 logarithm of both sides:
Using the logarithm property :
Using the logarithm properties and :
Using the logarithm property again:
Step 2: Calculate the logarithms of the individual terms.
Using a calculator for base-10 logarithms:
First, calculate :
Then, calculate its logarithm:
Step 3: Substitute these values into the equation for .
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