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How would you write this expression as a sum or difference?


log_(3) (^(5√(x)) X y )

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Answer:


\log_(3) ({5√(x)} * y ) = \log_(3)({5) + \log_(3)(√(x)) +\log_(3)( y )

Explanation:

Given


\log_(3) ({5√(x)} * y )

Required

Write as sum or difference

Using addition law of logarithm, the equation becomes:


\log_(3) ({5√(x)} * y ) = \log_(3)({5√(x)) +\log_(3)( y )

Expand


\log_(3) ({5√(x)} * y ) = \log_(3)({5 * √(x)) +\log_(3)( y )

Apply addition law


\log_(3) ({5√(x)} * y ) = \log_(3)({5) + \log_(3)(√(x)) +\log_(3)( y )

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