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sandy11905: both 13 and 14
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Answered by Yuichiro13
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Hey

13)

By base changing theorem :

 \frac{  { log }^{2}(a) }{ log(b). log(c)  }  +  \frac{  { log }^{2}(b) }{ log(a). log(c)  }  +  \frac{  { log }^{2}(c) }{ log(a). log(b)  }  = 3

  { log }^{3} (a) + { log }^{3} (b) + { log }^{3} (c) = 3. log(a) . log(b) . log(c)

 log(a)  +  log(b)  +  log(c)  = 0

abc = 1


For 14)

Substitute :

 log_{2}(3)  = m
And reduce :

y =  \sqrt{m(m + 2)(m + 4)(m + 6) + 16}  - (m + 2)(m + 4) + 10

y = ( {m}^{2}  + 6m + 4) - ( {m}^{2}  + 6m + 8) + 10

y = 10 - 4 = 6

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Answered by Khushibrainly
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Answer:

a molecule is General a group of two are more than atoms that are chemically bonded

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