how to write this in single logaritham ln(x/x-5)+ln(x+5/x)-ln(x^2-25)
ln(x/x-5)+ln(x+5/x)-ln(x^2-25) = ln((x-5)/(x+5)) - ln ((x-5)(x+5) = ln(1/(x+5)^2) = ln((x+5)^-2) = -2ln(x+5)
I don't think so. wait
sorry, i think it should be -2ln(x-5), not plus 5
\[ \ln\left(x\over x-5\right)+\ln\left(x+5\over x\right)-\ln(x^2-25) \] when logs add, the paranthesis multiply when logs subtract, they divide.. \[\ln(a)+\ln(b)=\ln(a\times b)\\ \ln(a)-\ln(b)=\ln\left(a\over b\right)\]
they know it. me,too. the problem is a little bit complex. give out the result, please.
i think it is = 2 ln(x-5)
@Hoa try to put your steps here so we can all follow
for the first group, I have \[\ln (x+5) -\ln (x-5)\]
the second one is ln (x+5) +ln(x-5) . cancel out the -ln(x-5) and ln(x-5) you just have ln (x+5) +ln (x+5) =2ln(x+5)
I did the baby step for getting the answer. no need to apply your formula, heheehe
we are putting things together! \[ \ln\left({x\over x-5}\times{x+5\over x}\times{1\over x^2-25}\right)\\ \qquad=\ln\left(\frac{x+5}{(x-5)(x+5)(x-5)}\right)\\ \qquad=\ln\left(1\over (x-5)^2\right)\\ \qquad=-\ln(x-5)^2\\ \qquad=-2\ln(x-5) \]
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