expand each logarithm:
1. log[base 8] 8 ( square root 3a^5)
2.log (s(square root 7) / t^2)
3.log [base b] 1/x
Please help !

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anonymous · Answer

I think if you have a look at the log rules you will be able to solve easily. Am  I correct in saying that.

anonymous · Answer

yea i looked at them , bt i jus want to see if my answers are right ... like for the fist one i got: 
2 log a + 3 log b - 4 log c

anonymous · Answer

is that correct ?

anonymous · Answer

yes that would be correct

anonymous · Answer

:) okay bt i am now i am not sure about the second one ...i got :
1/2 log 2 + 1/2 log x - 1/2 log y

anonymous · Answer

s that answer right ?

anonymous · Answer

is*

anonymous · Answer

is the square root for both the x and y term or just the x

anonymous · Answer

both the x and the y

anonymous · Answer

bt it is 2x over y and the square root is for all

anonymous · Answer

you answer is also correct.

anonymous · Answer

so does that mean $$\sqrt{?} = 1/2$$

anonymous · Answer

yes, the square root becomes a half

anonymous · Answer

oh okay thank you :) bt how about number 3

anonymous · Answer

$$\log_{8} 8 \sqrt{3a ^{5}}$$

anonymous · Answer

idk how to solve it

anonymous · Answer

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sorry I have difficulty in writing subscripts