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use properties of logarithms to expand the logarithmic expression as much as possible.a. 12-log4 xb. 3-log4 xc. 3/xd. -3 log4 x

use properties of logarithms to expand the logarithmic expression as much as possible-example-1
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\text{Log}_4((64)/(x))=3-Log_4x

Here, we want to use logarithmic properties to expand the given expression;

We are going to use the following properties of logarithms;


\text{Log}_a((x)/(y))=Log_ax-Log_ay

Applying that in the case of the question, we have;


\text{Log}_4((64)/(x))=Log_464-Log_4x

Furthermore;


Log_aa^2=2Log_aa_{_{}}_{}

Kindly recall that;


64=4^3

Thus, we have;


\text{Log}_464=Log_44^3=3Log_44

Also, an important logarithmic property to use is that;


Log_aa=1_{}

Thus, we have;


3og_44\text{ = 3}

So finally we have;


\text{Log}_4((64)/(x))=3-Log_4x

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