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Which logarithm is equivalent to log3^10 – log3^2?

Which logarithm is equivalent to log3^10 – log3^2?
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Which logarithm is equivalent to log3^10 – log3^2?

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log_(3)(10) - log _(3) (2)

Apply log rule:


log _(c)(a)-log _(c) (b) = log _(c) ( (a)/(b) )


log _(3) (10)-log _(3) (2) = log _(3) ( (10)/(2) )


log _(3) ( (10)/(2) )

Divide 10 by 2 :


log _(3) (5)

hope this helps!


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