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How do you do b and d?

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You have to use the log rule: alogab=b
Proof should be in the theory section of the Cambridge book
So for a) turn the negative log into positive by making whatever is in a) into a fraction
For c) you can add the two logs in the power because they have the same base, then go on from there by using the log rule aforementioned
 

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Thanks man! I ended up getting those. Any idea of b and d? :)
 

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So for b and d, you have to use the log rule logabn=nlogab
 

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