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Look over your textbook for the properties of logarithms.
Recall that adding together two logs of the same base = one log where the arguments are multiplied together.
(note a log without a number written below is assumed to be base 10)

\(\log(9w) = \log(9)+\log(w)\)

Answer:

Option A is correct

\(\log 9 + \log w\)

Step-by-step explanation:

Using the logarithmic rules:

\(\log mn = \log m+ \log n\)

As per the statement:

Given the following:

\(\log 9w\)

Apply the logarithmic rules we have;

\(\log 9 + \log w\)

Therefore, the  following is equivalent to log 9w is:

\(\log 9 + \log w\)

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