
Naomi R.
asked 07/11/17Properties of Logarithms
Rewrite in terms of logax, logay, and logaz, using properties of logarithms:
In(√x2/y3)
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Arturo O. answered 07/11/17
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If you mean ln[(√x2)/y3], see Kenneth's answer. But if you mean ln√(x2/y3), then
ln√(x2/y3) = ln[(x2/y3)1/2] = (1/2) ln(x2/y3) = (1/2)(2lnx - 3lny)
Naomi R.
Yes thank you the x2/y3 are all under the square root. Thanks for realizing that
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Kenneth S. answered 07/11/17
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= ln x - 3ln y (each of x & y > 0)
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07/11/17