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Which is equivalent to 3log28 + 4log21 2 − log32?

Which is equivalent to 3log28 + 4log21 2 − log32?
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Which is equivalent to 3log28 + 4log21 2 − log32?

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The answer is 5-log 3 2

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Answer:5-log^3 2

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