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Let log a=x, log b=y,and log c=z. Express log (a^2b)/c^3 in terms of x,y,and z.
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Do you mean \(log (\frac{a^2b}{c^3})\) for your question?
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log (ab) = log a + log b log (a/b) = log a - log b log (a^n) = n log a So, \[\log \frac{a^2b}{c^3}\]\[=\log (a^2b) - \log c^3\]\[=\log a^2+ \log b - \log c^3\]\[=2\log a+ \log b - 3\log c\]\[=...?\]
2x+y-3z ?
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