Michael J. answered 06/06/16
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You may have made a typo on question 1. So I will go on to question 2.
2)
Apply the properties of logs.
Bring the coefficient of the logs as the exponent of the log bases.
log7(43) - log7(82)
Divide the arguments of the logs.
log7(43 / 82) =
log7(64 / 64) =
log7(1)
7 raised to what number results in 1? That will be zero.
log7(1) = 0
3)
logw(12a3 / b2)
Subtract the logs.
logw(12a3) - logw(b2)
Expand the first term by adding the logs.
logw(12) + logw(a3) - logw(b2)
Bring the exponents of the log terms as the coefficient of the logs.
logw(12) + 3logw(a) - 2logw(b)
Josh F.
06/06/16