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Part 1 [2 points] Is the following equation true? Part 2 [6 points] Use complete sentences to explain the properties used in making your decision. 3 log 2 (x + 1/2) log 2 (y - 3) log 2 (z) = log 2 (x^3√y/z^3)
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I'm so confused :(
im afraid you didnt copy it correctly
ill draw the equation
thanks
\[3\log_{2} x+\frac{ 1 }{ 2 } \log_{2} y-3 \log_{2} z = \log_{2} \frac{ x^3\sqrt{y} }{ z^3 }\]
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yes its true, by laws of logs
How would I explain the properties?
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