SOLUTION: How is 3logx+4log(x-2) written as a single logarithm?
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Question 702486: How is 3logx+4log(x-2) written as a single logarithm?
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
How is 3logx+4log(x-2) written as a single logarithm?
applying multiplication and exponent rules of logarithms:
3logx+4log(x-2)=log[x^3*(x-2)^4]
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