B. d x logb_a
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For any positive numbers a, b, and d, with b≠1, logb (a/d) =
A. logb _a-logb_d
B. d x logb_a
C. logb_a + logb_d
D. logb_a x logb_d
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For any positive numbers a, b, and d, with b≠1, logb (a/d) =
A. logb _a-logb_d
B. d x logb_a
B. d x logb_a
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