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Condense the expression to the logarithm of a single quantity. 3 ln(3) + 5 ln(z – 9)
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I got ln|9 (z-9)^5| Maybe I'm missing a few steps...
*27 not 9
looks good to me (with the 27 of course)
It wasn't correct, and I'm not given the correct answer. Hmm..,
get rid of the absolute value
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\[\ln(3^3)+\ln((x-9)^5)=\ln(27(x-9)^5)\] for sure maybe it was a syntax error, not enough parentheses or something
I'll try to re-submit to get partial points with the parenthesis instead of absolute value things.
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