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b) log₂ (7y-1)=3+log₂ (y-1).

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Explanation:

Put the logs on the same side.


log_(2)(7y - 1) - log_(2)(y - 1) = 3

Using log rules, whenever you separate two logs using subtraction and they have the same base, we can write them as one log where they are a rational function


log_(2)( (7y - 1)/(y - 1) ) = 3

Let both of these expression be the power of a exponent with base 2.


2 {}^{ log_(2)( (7y - 1)/(y - 1) ) } = 2 {}^(3)

The base 2 and log base 2 cancel out


(7y - 1)/(y - 1) = 8

When y =1, we will get undefined so y cannot be 1

However, multiply both sides by y-1


7y - 1 = 8(y - 1)


7y - 1 = 8y - 8


7 = y

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