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Answered by Mankuthemonkey01
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8

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log81 - log3 = log(a)

We can write it as

log3⁴ - log3 = log(a)

This becomes

4log3 - log3 = log(a)

Using \sf log_a(m^p) = plog_a(m)

This gives

(4 - 1)log3 = loga

→ 3log3 = loga

→ log3³ = loga

Using, \sf plog_am = log_a(m^p)

→ a = 3³

→ a = 27

So,

\sf 4^{log_9a}

\sf\implies 4^{log_927}

\sf\implies 4^{log_{3^2}(3^3)}

This becomes

\sf\implies 4^{\frac{3}{2}log_3(3)}

Using, \sf log_{a^q}m = \frac{1}{q}log_am

\sf\implies 4^{\frac{3}{2} (1)}

\sf\implies 4^{\frac{3}{2}} = 8

Answered by sanghamitra66
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8.

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