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g Use properties of logarithms to condense the logarithmic expression. Write the expression as a single logarithm whose coefficient is 1. Evaluate logarithmic expressions if possible.

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Answer:


4\log_bx - \log_by = \log((x^4)/(y))

Explanation:

Given


4\log_bx - \log_by

Required

Express as a single expression

Using power rule of logarithm, we have:


n\log m = \log m^n

So, we have:


4\log_bx - \log_by = \log_bx^4 - \log_by

Apply quotient rule of logarithm


4\log_bx - \log_by = \log((x^4)/(y))

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