SOLUTION: My Eemail address is staford904@aol.com. This is my math problem log base 9(x/y^4)^2. Is this the right way to solve 9(xy^4)^2= 9(xy^4(2))= 9xy^8

Question 604543: My Eemail address is staford904@aol.com. This is my math problem log base 9(x/y^4)^2. Is this the right way to solve 9(xy^4)^2= 9(xy^4(2))= 9xy^8
Answer by Earlsdon(6294) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Since you have provided an "expresson" rather than an "equation", there is nothing to "solve"!
However, you could simplify the given expression:
First, simplify the argument:
Now apply the "quotient rule" for logarithms: to get:
Now apply the "power rule":

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