Use the properties of logarithms to rewrite each expression in an equivalent form containing a single logarithm.
log (5/6 )− log (2/3)

log(5/4)

Step-by-step explanation:

You have to apply the properties of logarithms to the given expression in order to obtain a form with a single logarithm.

For example, the quotient rule:

In this case, log(x) = log (5/6 ) and log(y)= log (2/3)

Therefore x = 5/6 and y = 2/3

Applying the rule:

log (5/6 )− log (2/3) =

Solving the argument of the logarithm (The division of the fractions)

The equivalent form is:

log(5/4)

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