Rewrite the expression log5 (2√(x +1)3 / 3√3x + 7) in a form with no logarithms of products, quotients, or powers.
\[\log base 5(2\sqrt{(x+1)_{}^{3}} / \sqrt[3]{3x+7})\]
\[\log_5({2\sqrt{(x+1)^3} \over 3\sqrt{3x+7}})\] Is this the expression?
Yes, that's it :)
The second one is \[^{\sqrt[3]{3x +7}}\]
OMG I didn't say that! Just a minute, I have to do it again.
It's okay, i will wait a while :)
So is the numerator \[\sqrt[2]{(x+1)^3}?\]
\[ 2\sqrt{(x+1)^{3}} \over \sqrt[3]{3x+7}\]
better?
with the \[\log _{5}\] infront
Good, that's much better :D \[\log_5{2\sqrt{(x+1)^3} \over \sqrt[3]{3x+7}}=\log_5(2)+\log_5(x+1)^{3 \over 2}-\log_5(3x+7)^{1 \over 3}\] \[=\log_5(2)+{3 \over 2}\log_5(x+1)-{1 \over 3}\log_5(3x+7)\]
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