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jayfafr:

I'm slow help pls

jayfafr:

luhivqqcherry:

D use loga (x/y)=loga(x)-loga(y) to expand the experssion >> log6(a^4)-log6(b^2) log6 (a^4)-log6 (b^2) use loga(b^c)=cx loga (b) to transform the experssion >>> 4 log6 (a)-log6 (b^2) use loga (b^c)= c x loga (b) to transform the experssion >>> 4 log6 (a) - 2 log6 (b) solution : 4 log6 (a) - 2 log6 (b)

Luigi0210:

What bb cherry said ^ \[\large log_a(x) - log_a(y) = log_a\frac{x}{y} \] \[\Large log_a(x^y) = y*log_a(x) \]

jayfafr:

thank the heavens

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