I'm quite sure your teacher wanted you to do something other than just
approximate the value by punching a calculator as the other tutor assumed.
So I changed the instructions to what I think your teacher meant for you to
do. When you post here always give the instructions, so we'll know what you
are required to do.
Write 
as a sum or difference of
rational multiples of natural logarithms of integers as
small as possible.
Change the square root to the
power:

Use the logarithm rule: 



Use the logarithm rule: 



on the second factor, being sure to use brackets so that
the
in front will apply to the entire difference and not
just to the first term:



Write
as





Use the logarithm rule: 


again on the second term inside the brackets:




Remove the bracket by distributing:




Edwin