Alexandra K. answered 11/15/19
Math Tutoring Through Cal III Specializing in IBHL Math
You mostly need to use logarithm power and product rules to rewrite these problems in terms of log(p) = x and log(q) = y. For part 2, you need to distribute the square root across the powers of p and q and then adjust the terms to be log(p) = x and log(q) = y. Part 3 uses the logarithm difference rule. Part 4 only uses the power rule.
1. log(p-9q-9)
log(p-9) + log(q-9)
-9log(p) - 9log(q)
-9x - 9y
2. log(√p3q4)
log(p3/2q2)
log(p3/2) + log(q2)
(3/2)log(p) + 2log(q)
(3/2)x + 2y
3. log(p-5/q1)
log(p-5) - log(q)
-5log(p) - log(q)
-5x - y
4. log(p7)/log(q8)
7log(p)/8log(q)
7x/8y
5. (log(p5))-9
(5log(p))-9
1/(5x)9