SOLUTION: I need help to re-write as one simplified logarithm
log(2x/3) + log 6
Do I rewrite as : log 2x - log3 + log6 ?
and 3log(2x) - log 4
How do I rewrite this?
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Question 806359: I need help to re-write as one simplified logarithm
log(2x/3) + log 6
Do I rewrite as : log 2x - log3 + log6 ?
and 3log(2x) - log 4
How do I rewrite this?
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
re-write as one simplified logarithm
log(2x/3) + log 6
***
log(2x/3) + log 6
log[(2x/3)(6)]
log(4x)
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