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Express in terms of logarithms without exponents log_c(x^9y^9z) What is the equivalent expression?

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Step-by-step explanation:

We have to use two properties of logarithms:

Logarithm of a product:


\log _a(x\cdot y)=\log _a(x)+\log _a(y)

Logarithm of a power:


\log _a(x^b)=b\cdot\log _a(x)

For this problem:


\log _c(x^(9)y^(9)z)

First we solve the logarithm of a product part:


\log _c(x^9y^9z)=\log _c(x^9)+\log _c(y^9)+\log _c(z)

And then, the logarithm of a power part:


\log _c(x^9y^9z)=9\log _c(x^{})+9\log _c(y^{})+\log _c(z)

Answer:


\log _c(x^9y^9z)=9\log _c(x^{})+9\log _c(y^{})+\log _c(z)

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