Please help simplify this expression:

2 log (base 4) ^9 - log (base 2) ^3

The answer should be
log(base 2) ^3

2 answers

The answer should actually be
Log (base 4) ^27
Note that since 4 = 2^2, log_2(x) = 2log_4(x)

That is, 4^n = 2^2n

So, we have

2log_4(9) - log_2(3)
= log_2(9) - log_2(3)
= log_2(9/3)
= log_2(3)

Not sure where you got log_4(27). If that's the solution given, it is bogus.
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