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In 4x^2-25y^2z^2, would the answer be (2x+5yz)(2x-5yz)?
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I am not sure on this one. It was harder to solve. Could you please double check my work?
what is the ln? is it \[\ln(4x^2-25x^z^2)\]
i mean \[\ln(4x^2-25y^2z^2)\]
or is that 'ln' just a typo?
if it is \[\ln(4x^2-25y^2z^2)\] then you factored properly to get \[\ln((2x+5yz)(2x+5yz))=\ln(2x+5yz)+\ln(2x-5yz)\]
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there is no ln in the problem. :(
no that is In not LN.
I think he was saying 'in' not 'ln', right?!
then you were right at the beginning and i should just be quiet
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