Rewrite second term: We are given the expression log(d)−7log(k) and we need to condense it into a single logarithm.According to the logarithm power rule, logb(an)=nlogb(a), we can rewrite the second term as a logarithm of a power.log(d)−7log(k)=log(d)−log(k7)
Combine logarithms: Now, we can use the logarithm subtraction rule, which states that logb(a)−logb(c)=logb(ca), to combine the two logarithms into one.log(d)−log(k7)=log(k7d)
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