Arturo O. answered • 10/26/18
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3 ln(x) - (3/2) ln(y) + ln4 = ln(x^3) + ln4 - ln(y^3/2) = ln(4x^3 / y^3/2)
Harveer S.
asked • 10/26/18Write as a single logarithm
3ln(x) - 3/2ln(y) + ln(4)
I got ln(48x3) and just wanted to see if I made a mistake.
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