SOLUTION: a)Express the following as a single logarithms 6 log10y+4log10z-log10y-2 log (10y)^6 + log (10z)^4 - log (10y) - 2log (10) log (10y)^6 (10z)^4 - log (10y) - log (10)^2 log (

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Question 162779: a)Express the following as a single logarithms
6 log10y+4log10z-log10y-2
log (10y)^6 + log (10z)^4 - log (10y) - 2log (10)
log (10y)^6 (10z)^4 - log (10y) - log (10)^2
log (10y)^6(10z)^4/(10y) - log (10)^2
log ((10y)^6 * (10z)^4)/(10y * 10^2)
log (10^6 y^6 * 10^4z^4)/(10^3 y)
log (10^10 y^6 z^4)/(10^3 y)
log 10^7y^5z^4
b)Factorize the expression 25x2-64y2 and 1/4(Log2x-log2y)
25x^2 - 64y^2)= (5x - 8y)(5x + 8y)
1/4 (log2x - log 2y)
1/4log 2x - 1/4log 2y
log (2x)^1/4 - log (2y)^ 1/4
log (2^1/4 x^1/4)/(2^1/4 y^1/4)
log x^1/4/y^1/4
or
log (x/y)^1/4
c)find the points of intersection of the following two equestions: y=c and y=mx+c.
Two equations intersect when they are equal...
c = mx+c
c-c = mx + c-c
0 = mx + 0
0/m = mx/m
0= x
Then they intersect when x=0 and y=c

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