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The expanded expression is: log₄(2) + 3log₄(x) - 5log₄(y)

How to expand the expression

log₄(2x³ / y⁵)

Use the properties of logarithms to break down the expression into separate terms.

log₄(2x³) - log₄(y⁵)

log₄(2) + log₄(x³) - log₄(y⁵)

This gives us three separate terms.

Then fill in the missing parts:

log₄(2) + 3log₄(x) - 5log₄(y)

Therefore, the expanded expression is:

log₄(2) + 3log₄(x) - 5log₄(y)

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