SOLUTION: write the expression as a single logarithm with exponents log6( x + 8) + log6( x− 5) − 2 log6( x + 9)

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Question 1032499: write the expression as a single logarithm with exponents
log6( x + 8) + log6( x− 5) − 2 log6( x + 9)
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write the expression as a single logarithm with exponents
log6( x + 8) + log6( x - 5) - 2 log6( x + 9)
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log6( x + 8) + log6(  x - 5) - 2 log6( x + 9) = .


On basic properties of logarithms read the lessons
    - WHAT IS the logarithm,
    - Properties of the logarithm,
in this site.



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