SOLUTION: I started with log (3x +2) - log (x). I have condensed the expression and now need to express 3x +12/x with a coefficient of one. I hope I am making sense and that you can help.
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Question 191196: I started with log (3x +2) - log (x). I have condensed the expression and now need to express 3x +12/x with a coefficient of one. I hope I am making sense and that you can help.
Thanks.
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I started with log (3x +2) - log (x). I have condensed the expression and now need to express 3x +12/x with a coefficient of one. I hope I am making sense and that you can help.
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log(3x+2) - log(x)
= log[(3x+2)/x]
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