Wrtie the following as a sum and difference of logarithms; there should be no exponents in the argument of your logarithms. log₂ (z+2) y ³

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Q: 1. Write the following as the sum or difference of logarithms. Simplify as much as possible. Assume…

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Q: Write a rule for logarithms of exponents: log, (X°) = log,(, %3D

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Q: Simplify the following expressions down to a single logarithm.

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Q: 1. Rewrite each logarithmic expression as an exponential expression. a. log4(2x) = 3 b. log 1= 0 c.…

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Q: Write the expression as a single logarithm: x - [ log x + log( x² + 1) + log( x* + 2)]

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