SOLUTION: express {{{2 log ( x ) + 3 log ( y ) - log ( 7 )}}} as a single logarithm.
I looked in my notes and got as far as :
{{{ log ( x^2 )*( y^3 ) }}} but i don't know what to do wit
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I looked in my notes and got as far as :
{{{ log ( x^2 )*( y^3 ) }}} but i don't know what to do wit
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Question 236615: express as a single logarithm.
I looked in my notes and got as far as : but i don't know what to do with the and i am not sure if what i have so far is right because in the notes it says be careful because has a different domain than . please help. Found 2 solutions by stanbon, jsmallt9:Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 2 log ( x ) + 3 log ( y ) - log ( 7 )
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= log(x^2) + log(y^3) - log(7)
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= log[x^2*y^3/7]
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Cheers,
Stan H.
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You got as far as:
which is correct. Now we just use the "other" property of logarithms:
to combine the remaining two logarithms giving:
The original expression required that both x and y be positive numbers. This is still true for the combined, single logarithm (even though it may appear that x could be a negative because it is squared).