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I just need to make sure I did this properly. I am supposed to write this as a single logarithm: 2/3(4 ln x-5 ln y) and I re-wrote it as ln(4x/5y)^2/3 is that right?
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I am going to re-write these using the equation editor just so the question is more clear... one second.
\[2/3(4 \ln x - 5\ln y) does that equal \ln (4x/5y)^{2/3}\]
no
should be ln(x^4/y^5) inside
coefficients become exponents
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ok, what about the 2/3?
that part you did correct
lol.... ok, thanks for the help!
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