SOLUTION: writing an expression as a single logarithm {{{5(ln x + ln 7) - 3(ln x+ ln 5)}}}
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Question 541556: writing an expression as a single logarithm
Answer by Earlsdon(6294) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Apply the distributive property to both terms.
Now apply the "power rule" for logarithms.
Now apply the "product rule".
Simplify using: and .
Now apply the "quotient rule".
Simplify.
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