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Answer:

-6

Explanation:

Simplifying it the most gets it to -6

User JRomio
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Answer: Third option.

Explanation:

We need to remember these properties:


log_b(a)^n=nlog_b(a)\\\\log_b(b)=1\\\\(1)/(a)=a^(-1)

Then, given the following expression:


log_2((1)/(64) )

You need to:

- Descompose 64 into its prime factors:


64=2*2*2*2*2*2=2^6

- Substitute:


log_2((1)/(2^6) )

- Apply the properties shown above:


log_2(2)^(-6)=-6log_2(2)=-6(1)=-6

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