Arthur D. answered • 01/25/16
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log(4)(x^4)(y^[1/2])
log(4)(x^4)+log(4)(y^[1/2])
4log(4)(x)+(1/2)log(4)(y)
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Log4 (x^4) sqrt y
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Mark M. answered • 01/25/16
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Assuming:
log4x4 (√y)
4 (√y)
4√y
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