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Oh, dude, squaring a log is like squaring anything else - you just multiply it by itself. So, if you square the log of a number, you're just raising that number to the power of the log base twice. It's not rocket science, just some basic algebraic manipulation. Hope that clears things up for you!

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this is the question (log (base2) (x))^2- 12(log (base 2) (x)) + 32 = 0, I don't get this bit (log (base2) (x))^2, note the whole log is squared

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