this is a question under logarithm. if 3 log A base 2 is equal to B and log 4 A is equal B plus 4 where A and B are real numbers , find the values of A and B
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3log2(A)=B, log2(4A)=B+4.

log2(A3)=B, A3=2B;

2+log2(A)=B+4, log2(A)=B+2, A=2B+2.

A3=2B=23B+6, B=3B+6, 2B=-6, B=-3,

A=2-3+2=2-1=½.

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