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Anybody know this thankyou for any help!!!!!!

Anybody know this thankyou for any help!!!!!!-example-1
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Answer:

a) 5/9

b) 7

c) 5

Explanation:

For a)

One of the rules for logs is that if there is a logarithm subtracted by a logarithm and they have the same base, it is the same as the log with the same base and the arguments are divided:


log_(x)z -log_(x) y =
log_(x) (z)/(y)

so for this problem, they have the same base, so you can use this rule:


log_(4) 5-log_(4)9 = log_(4)(5)/(9)

For b)

This is very similar, except instead of dividing the arguments, you want to multiply them.

So this is kind of saying "8 multiplied by x equals 56"

which is 7

For c)

If the argument has its own exponent, it can be brought to the front of the log like so:


log_(10)x^(y) = ylog_(10)x

This one is a bit tricky because you have to actually set 32 into an exponent form first.


32 = 2^(5)

Then we can bring that 5 in front of the logarithm


log_(6)2^(5) = 5log_(6)2

So the answer is 5

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