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1. (1/2 Points]DETAILSPREVIOUS ANSWERSOSCOLALG1 6.3.124.TUT.How is the logarithmic function f(x) = logs(x) related to the exponential function g(x) = 8*?The logarithm function is the inverse V of the exponential function.What is the result of composing these two functions and fully simplifying the result?TutorialAdditional MaterialseBookIntroduction to Logarithms

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Answer: x

Given:


f(x)=\log _8(x)
g(x)=8^x

Let us find the composite of f(g(x))


f(g(x))=\log _8(8^x)

*Applying the log rule:


\log _a(x^b)=b\log _a(x)
f(g(x))=x\log _8(8)

*Applying the rule:


\log _a(a)=1
f(g(x))=x(1)
f(g(x))=x

The composite of f(g(x)) = x

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