SOLUTION: Use the properites of logarithns to condende the expression:
1/2[3log(w-4)+2log(w+5)-log7]
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Question 254610: Use the properites of logarithns to condende the expression:
1/2[3log(w-4)+2log(w+5)-log7]
Answer by drk(1908) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Here is the original problem:
First take the 3 and 2 up as exponents [power rule] as
Second, multiply log(w-4))^3 + (log(w+5))^2 to get
Third, divide by log(7) to get
Last bring the front 1/2 as a power as
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