SOLUTION: Write a single logarith. Assume that the arguments of all logarirths represent positive numbers. log4 x -log4 (x+3) +log4 (X^2+4)

Question 436537: Write a single logarith. Assume that the arguments of all logarirths represent positive numbers.
log4 x -log4 (x+3) +log4 (X^2+4)
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
log4 x -log4 (x+3) +log4 (X^2+4)
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= log4[x(x^2+4)/(x+3)]
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= log4[(x^3+4x)/(x+3)]
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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