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STEP 1
What is this asking?
We're asked to multiply two logarithms, both with base 2, but with different arguments: the cube root of 2, and the reciprocal of 2.
Watch out!
Don't forget those logarithm rules!
Remembering how fractional exponents relate to roots is key here.
STEP 2
1. Simplify the First Logarithm
2. Simplify the Second Logarithm
3. Multiply the Simplified Logarithms
STEP 3
Alright, let's break down this first logarithm, .
Remember that the cube root of a number is the same as raising that number to the power of .
So, is the same as .
This makes our first logarithm .
STEP 4
Now, we can use the super handy logarithm power rule!
This rule says .
So, we can bring that exponent down in front, giving us .
STEP 5
And since (because ), we know that .
So, our first logarithm simplifies to .
Awesome!
STEP 6
Time for the second logarithm, .
Remember that is the same as , so we can rewrite this as .
STEP 7
Let's use that power rule again!
We can bring the exponent down in front, giving us .
STEP 8
And just like before, we know .
So, our second logarithm simplifies to .
Fantastic!
STEP 9
We've simplified our original expression to .
Now, all we have to do is multiply these two numbers together.
STEP 10
Multiplying by gives us .
And that's our final answer!
STEP 11
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