
Lily G.
asked 04/29/21Condense to a single logarithm: log 3𝑥 + log(2𝑥 − 1) − 4 log 5𝑥
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AJEET K. answered 04/29/21
Math tutoring in step by step and logical way
Logarithms follow multiplication rule for addition means if two separate log of same base adds up then we multiply value and if they are in subtraction then they are in division.
log3x+log(2x-1)-4log5x
=log(3x)(2x-1)-log(5x)4
=log(3x)(2x-1)/(5x)4
=log{3(2x-1)}/(625x3)

Bradford T. answered 04/29/21
MS in Electrical Engineering with 40+ years as an Engineer
Use log rules log(a)+log(b) = log(ab), log(a)-log(b) = log(a/b) and alog(b) = log(ba)
log(3x)+log(2x-1)-4log(5x)
log(3x(2x-1)/(5x)4)
simplifying:
log(3(2x-1)/(54x3))
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