Given (1/logy 4) = (log1/4

Given (1/logy 4) = (log1/4 1/8x), express y as a polynomial function of x.State the restrictions on x and y.
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Suppose 45° < 𝜃 < 90°, let 𝑎=log1/2(sin𝜃), b = log1/2(cos𝜃) ,𝑐 = log1/2(tan𝜃), 𝑑 = log1/2(sec𝜃). Order
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Write as a single logarithm. Thank-you.3(4 log t^2) Would it be logt^8 or are you not allowed to do that? And logy-4(logr+2logt)
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solve the following equationLog1/3(x2+x)-log1/3(x2-x)=2 the 1/3 should be lowered and the (x^2-x) should be higher. Can someone
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3logy^3 + log y^2 I had this on a test I put logy^18 was the answer3 logy^6 ?
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Find value of x for log1/2(x-1)+log1/2(x+1)-log1/√2(7-x)=1
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Rewrite 103=1,000 as a logarithmic equation.(1 point)Responses log10 3=1,000 log10 3=1,000 log1,000 3=10 log1,000 3=10 log10
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Given that x²+y=5xy show thatA) 2log(x+y/√7)=logx+logy B)log(x-y/√3)=½(logx+logy)
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3 log 2+log 20-log1.
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3log2 plus log 20 - log1.6
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