given that log x=m+n and log y=m-n,express the value of log (10x/y²) in terms of m and n .
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ANSWER:10(m + n) ÷ log(m - n)
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log x=m + n
dividing both sides by 'log' to get a value for 'x'
x = log^-1 m + n #1
log y=m - n
dividing both sides by 'log' to get a value for 'y'
y= log^-1 m - n #2
∴ log (10x/y²)= log* (10(log^-1 m + n)÷(log^-1 m - n)^2)
since 'log^-1' is common to both numerator and denominator, you factorize
log*log^-1(10(m + n)÷log( m - n))
log* (1÷log)(10(m + n)÷log( m - n))
At this point, log will eliminate log
∴Finale answer is;
10(m + n) ÷ log(m - n)
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