PLEASE HELP expand the logarithmic expression (will input expression w/ the equation creator)
\[\log _{6} c/4\]
Do you want the series expansion of log or do you want to write it as \[\log_{6} c- \log_{6} 4\] (log a/b)=log a- log b
2nd, to give me a more simple answer, not series expansion
Mth3v4 I cant see what you wrote can post a link please is says canot conect to web
So just use log(a/b)=log a- log b the answer i have already mentioned.
so what the expanded form be log base 6 c over log base 6 4?
What you have posted is log base 6 c over 4 NOT log base 6 c over log base 6 4.
so i have it flipped around, the denominator i have is the numerator and vise-versa?
What on earth are you saying? The answer is just \[\log_{6}c-\log_{6}4 \]
haha sorry, i just dont see that in mmy multiple choice answers, what is it in series?
im sorry, thanks for helping me
No problem :)
nvm i got it, thanks!!
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