Apply Logarithm Property: We can use the property of logarithms that states logb(mn)=nlogb(m) to simplify the expression. This means we can take the coefficient of the logarithm and make it the exponent of the argument.For the first term: 2log43 becomes log4(32).For the second term: 2log45 becomes log4(52).
Calculate Exponents: Now we calculate the exponents.32=9 and 52=25.So, log4(32) becomes log49 and log4(52) becomes log425.
Combine Logarithms: Next, we use the property of logarithms that states logb(m)+logb(n)=logb(m∗n) to combine the two logarithms into one.log49+log425 becomes log4(9∗25).
Multiply Arguments: Now we multiply 9 by 25 to get the argument of the single logarithm.9×25=225.So, log4(9×25) becomes log4225.
Final Simplified Form: The expression is now simplified to a single logarithm: log4225. This is the final simplified form of the original expression.
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