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What is the slope of the line through the points (−6,−4) and (−3,−6)

anonymous · Answer

Write the expression as a sum or difference of multiples of logarithms. Assume that all variable represent positive numbers.$$\log _{4}(\frac{ x ^{2} }{ y })$$

anonymous · Answer

@jose_orellana  ?

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this is what i think the answer is $$\log _{4}x+\log _{4}x-\log _{4}7$$

anonymous · Answer

jose why are u asking questions on my question?

anonymous · Answer

i think it is $$\log_{4} x-\log_{4} $$

anonymous · Answer

sorry *log 4y for

anonymous · Answer

ya i meant to type that, just a typo

anonymous · Answer

i need to write the answer with no exponents on the variable

anonymous · Answer

right okay well in that case it would be $$2\log_{4} x-\log_{4} y$$

anonymous · Answer

then how do i get the "x^2"?

anonymous · Answer

ohh i see

anonymous · Answer

the the 2 in the x^2 was put in front of the log because of the log rules

anonymous · Answer

heres a helpful website that can help you http://www.rapidtables.com/math/algebra/Logarithm.htm scroll a little and you should see a log rule table

anonymous · Answer

i can bring the coefficient to the exponent of the variable

anonymous · Answer

okay thx

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