Question

Write the expression as a single natural logarithm.

3ln3 + 3lnc

A. ln(27 + c3)

B. ln9c3

C. ln27c

D. ln27c3

Answer 1

@Mertsj

Answer 2

@eSpeX

Answer 3

What do you know about logs, rattle off some of the rules you know about adding logs.

Answer 4

yeah I got this one thnx

Answer 5

I figured out the answer is D

Answer 6

but can you tell me how do I do the following

Answer 7

\[\log_{8} 7681\]

Answer 8

Is that the extent of the question?

Answer 9

no that's different one

Answer 10

I'm just asking how do I do that problem

Answer 11

My question was more directed toward there being any instruction or are you just supposed to think of some way to manipulate it?

Answer 12

I don't know how to do this problem

Answer 13

\[\log_{8} 7681\]

Answer 14

With no instruction I would probably start by converting it to base 10 and seeing if I can break the 7681 apart, then see if I couldn't raise it to a power.

Answer 15

what instruction u need!!!!!! it's just a math problem

Answer 16

Actually it isn't. Right now it is just an expression.

Answer 17

If nothing else, evaluate it. What does it equal?

Answer 18

evaluate what

Answer 19

I don't know how to do it

Answer 20

I'm just talking about this problem \[\log_{8} 7681\]

Answer 21

@eSpeX

Answer 22

@Ashleyisakitty

Answer 23

\[\log_{8} 7681= what\]

Answer 24

@malkassir I fully understand what you are talking about, what I am trying to tell you is that it is just an expression the same as 7x or 10 is. With you direction the best you can do is to say what it evaluates to. Unless you are good with base 8, I would suggest converting it to base 10 and working the problem.
\[\log_{8} 7681\rightarrow \frac{\log_{10}7681}{\log_{10}8} = ~?\]