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Log8 2 + 3log8 2 + 1/2log8 16

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Answer :


(21)/(3)

Explanation :

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Log8 2 + 3log8 2 + 1/2log8 16 step by step pls-example-1
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Answer:

2

Explanation:

Given expression:


\log_82+3\log_82+(1)/(2)\log_816


\textsf{Apply the Power law}: \quad n\log_ax=\log_ax^n


\implies \log_82+\log_82^3+\log_816^{(1)/(2)

Simplify:


\implies \log_82+\log_88+\log_84


\textsf{Apply the Product law}: \quad \log_ax + \log_ay=\log_axy


\implies \log_88+\log_8(2 \cdot 4)


\implies \log_88+\log_88


\implies 2\log_88


\textsf{Apply log law}: \quad \log_aa=1


\implies 2 \cdot 1


\implies 2

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