logx + logx^(3/2) - -2logx
Notice that you have two - signs in a row. Was that a typo, and
there should have been only 1 - sign?
I'll assume so, that you mean this:
The first and last terms are like terms, so
combine them: 1*log(x)-2*log(x) gives -1*log(x)
Move the -1 coefficient of the first term to the
exponent of what the log is of, which is x, making
the x become x-1
Write the sum of those two logs as the log of a
product:
Simplify by adding the exponents of x:
Edwin
