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Which of the following illustrates the product rule for logarithmic equations? 1.log2 (4x) = log2(4) / log2(x) 2.log2 (4x) = log2(4)x log2(x) 3.log2 (4x) = log2(4)-log2 (x) 4.log2 (4x) = log2(4)+log2 (x
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Which of the following illustrates the product rule for logarithmic equations?

1.log2 (4x) = log2(4) / log2(x)
2.log2 (4x) = log2(4)x log2(x)
3.log2 (4x) = log2(4)-log2 (x)
4.log2 (4x) = log2(4)+log2 (x)

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d

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Answer:log2 (4x) = log2(4)+log2 (x) it is D

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