Use the rule logb (xy)

Assume that x, y, and b are positive numbers. Use the properties of logarithms to write the expression logb ^8xy in terms of the
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Use the rule logb (xy)=logb x+logb y to find log2 (16⋅64) .(1 point)Responses 10 10 16 16 4 4
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Use the rule logb (xy) = logb x+logb y to find log2 (16*64)10 16 4
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Write the expression as a single logarithm.2 logbq + 8 logbt (1 point) Responses logb (q2 + t8) log b ( q 2 + t 8 ) logb(q2t8)
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Write the expression as a single logarithm.2 logbq + 8 logbt (1 point) Responses logb (q2 + t8) logb(q2t8) logb(qt2 + 8) (2 + 8)
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Write the expression as a single logarithm.4logby + 3logbx (1 point) Responses logb(y4x3) log b ( y 4 x 3 ) logb(y4 + x3) log b
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Assume that x, y and z are positive numbers. Use the properties of logarithms to write the expression
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Write the expression as a single logarithm.2 logbq + 8 logbt (1 point) logb (q^2 + t^8) logb(q^2t^8) logb(qt^2 + 8) (2 + 8) logb
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Write that expression as a single logarithms.4logb,y + 3logb,x A) logb(y^4x^3) B) logb(y^4 + x^3) C) logb(yx^4+3) D) (4+3)
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If X=loga(n), y=logc(n) where nis not equal to one . Prove that x-y/x+y=logb(c)-logb(a)/logb(c)+logb(a)
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