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1. 2log8^x=log8(4x+12) both log bases

  1. How do I start to solve -2log8(x+1) = -8?I think -2log8(x+1) is log8^(x+1)to the 2nd but then what do I do because then I think
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  2. 1. 2log8^x=log8(4x+12)both log bases are 8. I have no clue what to do. 2. 1/2ln (x) -3 ln y - ln (z-2) so far for this second
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  3. Hi Reiny, I posted this problem earlier and you responded but I don't get the reasoning-The problem was -2log8(x+1) = -8 you
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    2. Anna asked by Anna
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  4. Simply using laws of logarithms2log8^2+2log8^3 I tried this question I failed
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    2. john asked by john
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  5. Which of the following expressions correctly expands log16 to its simplest form?(1 point)Responses log8⋅log2 logarithm 8 times
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  6. Expand the expression log(8x5) using the properties of logarithms.(1 point) Responses log8+logx log8+logx log8+logx−log5
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    2. pakyo asked by pakyo
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  7. Drop the logs solve for xlog8 x + log8 (x + 6) = log8 (5x + 12)
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  8. Solve for the value of x: log5(x-2)+log8(x-4)=Log6(x-1)..For your information that 5,8 and 6 are bases not just multipliers.
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    2. Seth asked by Seth
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  9. Which of the following correctly uses the Product Rule of Logarithms to find an equivalent expression to log24 ?(1 point)
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  10. Expand the logarithmic expression.log8 a/2 My answer is log8a-log8 2
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    2. Steve asked by Steve
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