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Darya [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Log₆ (A⁵C² / D⁶) = –13

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question given above,

Log₆ A = 1

Log₆ C = 3

Log₆ D = 4

Log₆ (A⁵C² / D⁶) =?

Recall:

Log MN / U = Log M + Log N – Log U

Therefore,

Log₆ (A⁵C² / D⁶) = Log₆ A⁵ + Log₆ C² – Log₆ D⁶

Recall:

Log Mⁿ = nLog M

Thus,

Log₆ A⁵ + Log₆ C² – Log₆ D⁶

= 5Log₆ A + 2Log₆ C – 6Log₆ D

Log₆ A = 1

Log₆ C = 3

Log₆ D = 4

= 5(1) + 2(3) – 6(4)

= 5 + 6 – 24

= 11 – 24

= –13

Therefore,

Log₆ (A⁵C² / D⁶) = –13

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