Please simplify the expression:

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

2 answers

very detailed solution:

let 2log4 9 = x
log481 = x
4^x = 81
2^(2x) = 81

let log2 3 = y
2^y = 3
2^4y = 3^4 = 81

then 2^(2x) = 2^(4y)
---> 2x = 4y
x = 2y

So 2log4 9 - log2 3
= x - y
= 2y-y
= y
= log2 3
log base 4 of 9 + log base 4 of 6
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