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Logbase2 ²/log base 2 ⁴

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Answer:

(1)/(2)

Explanation:

(log 2^(2) )/(log 2^(4) ) =(2 log ~2)/(4 log~2) =(2)/(4) =(1)/(2)

Snubber answered Sep 10, 2021

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Please use LaTeX I Assure you it is great

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