SOLUTION: Use properties of logarithms to write in terms of a sum/difference of logs without any exponents
log[5x^4/(x-3)^2]
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Question 1018081: Use properties of logarithms to write in terms of a sum/difference of logs without any exponents
log[5x^4/(x-3)^2]
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Okay, we can rewrite
log[5x^4/(x-3)^2] as
log 5 + 4 log x - 2 log (x-3)
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