![\log_5\left(\sqrt[8]{\dfrac{r^9}{t^{12}x^5}}\right) = \dfrac98\log_5(r) - \left(\dfrac32\log_5(t) + \dfrac58\log_5(x)\right)](/tpl/images/0953/0865/a4e79.png)
![\log_5\left(\sqrt[8]{\dfrac{r^9}{t^{12}x^5}}\right) = \boxed{9.97}](/tpl/images/0953/0865/5a46d.png)
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