SOLUTION: How do I write these as the logarithm of a single expression...
log(x^2+3x-10)-log(x+5)
3log(2x^2)-(1/2)log(16x^4)
-2log(P)+(1/3)log(R)
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Question 467119: How do I write these as the logarithm of a single expression...
log(x^2+3x-10)-log(x+5)
3log(2x^2)-(1/2)log(16x^4)
-2log(P)+(1/3)log(R)
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
write these as the logarithm of a single expression...
log(x^2+3x-10)-log(x+5)
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= log[(x^2+3x-10)/(x+5)]
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= log[(x+5)(x-3)/(x+5)]
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= log(x-3)
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3log(2x^2)-(1/2)log(16x^4)
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= log[(2x^2)^3/sqrt(16x^4)]
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= log[8x^6/4x^2]
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= log[2x^4]
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-2log(P)+(1/3)log(R)
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= log[P^-2 * R^1/3)]
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= log[cbrt(R)/P^2]
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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