Question

4log^x – 6log^(x + 2) (Assuming the bases are 10)

Answer 1

whats this for ^

Answer 2

Alg 2

Answer 3

I'm just supposed to combine them into one log.

Answer 4

okay first\[a \log b=\log b ^a\]

Answer 5

so in our case take 4 and 6 to be the power of inside expressions

Answer 6

So would it look like log^x^4 - log^(x + 2)^6?

Answer 7

yes now we use \[\log a-\log b=\log \frac{a}{b}\]

Answer 8

log (x^4)/(x+ 2)^6 right?

Answer 9

yes\[\log \frac{x^4}{(x+2)^6}\] correct

Answer 10

Is that the final form or can it be simplified from there

Answer 11

final

Answer 12

Thanks!