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Rewrite the expression single power

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Rainbow [258]4 years ago

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8 to the 2nd power/16 to the 3rd power

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QUESTION 1

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QUESTION 2

The given logarithm is

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We apply the power rule of logarithm to get;

$=\log_5(x^8)+\log_5(y^{\frac{3}{4}})-\log_5(z^5)$

We apply the product to obtain;

$=\log_5(x^8\times y^{\frac{3}{4}})-\log_5(z^5)$

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