You need to employ your rules for logs
3log b is the same as log(b^3) and 2 log is the same as log(c^2)
Finally loga -log b is the same as Log(a/b)so this simplifies to
loga= log(b^3/c^2)
so a=(b^3/c^2)
Mike J.
asked 10/15/20If log a = 3 log b - 2 log c, find an expression for a that does not involve logarithms.
Which one is it
a = 1(b/c)
a = 3b/2c
No solution
a = b^3/c^2
a = 6bc
a = b^3 * c^2
You need to employ your rules for logs
3log b is the same as log(b^3) and 2 log is the same as log(c^2)
Finally loga -log b is the same as Log(a/b)so this simplifies to
loga= log(b^3/c^2)
so a=(b^3/c^2)
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