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Which of the following is the simplified version of: I'm gonna draw it hold on
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\[\frac{ 1 }{ 2 } \log_{3} x+ 2 \log_{3} y +4 \log_{3} z\]
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they have base 3? everyone?
so u just need to add 4+2 + (1/2)
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yeah base 3
add
and u will get 6+1/2
= 13/2
ohh sorry i m doing it wrong
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hoa i hope u have a solution because i dont know what to do there
ok, let me try
= \[\log_{3}x^1/2 + \log_{3} y^2 +\log_{3}z^4 \]
=\[\log_{3}\sqrt{x}y^2z^4 \]
that's it
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to not be confused, re write as \[\log_{3} y^2 z^4 \sqrt{x}\]
yes u r right
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