\frac{\log_{11} 25 \times \log_{32} 11}{\log_8 5}
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log(25) + log(g^2) + 11 + log(8) + 5 Using the product rule of logarithms, we can combine the first two logarithms: log(25 * g^2) + 11 + log(8) + 5 Show more…
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