Posted by kyle on Friday, July 15, 2011 at 11:05pm.
5 logb m -6/5 logb n +1/3 logb j - 2 logb k
= logb m^5 - logb n^(6/5) + logb j^(1/3) - logb k^2
= logb (m^4 j^(1/3)/(n^(6/5) k^2) )
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