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write the following as a single logarithm with coefficient of 1. please show steps. thanks in adavance
2logb(2x^2)+3logb(2x^6)
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Question 685902: I need help solving this question.
write the following as a single logarithm with coefficient of 1. please show steps. thanks in adavance
2logb(2x^2)+3logb(2x^6)
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2logb(2x^2)+3logb(2x^6)
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= logb[4x^4] + logb[8x^18]
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= logb[(4x^4)/(8x^18)]
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= logb[1/(2x^14)]
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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