SOLUTION: Rewrite the expression log base2 x + 4log base2y - 5log base2 z as a single logarithm log base2 A. Then the function. A=?
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Question 807867: Rewrite the expression log base2 x + 4log base2y - 5log base2 z as a single logarithm log base2 A. Then the function. A=?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Rewrite the expression log base2 x + 4log base2y - 5log base2 z as a single logarithm log base2 A. Then the function. A=?
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log2(x) + 4log2(y) - 5log2(z)
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= log2[x] + log2[y^4] - log2[z^5]
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= log2[x*y^4/z^5]
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A = x*y^4/z^5
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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