Which of the following is the simplified version of 1/2 log 3 x + 2 log 3 y – 4 log 3 z ?
\[\frac{ 1 }{ 2 } \log _{3} x+2 \log _{3} y-4\]
i assume you'll post choices ? and the expression is \(\large \frac{ 1 }{ 2 } \log _{3} x+2 \log _{3} y-4\log_3z\) right ?
log 3 sqrt(x) / y^2z^4 log 3 sqrt(xy^2) / z^4 log 3 sqrt(xz^4) / y^2 log 3 x3yz
\[\log_{3}(\sqrt{x}y^2)/z^4\]
ok, we will use these properties, \(a \log b = \log b^a \) \(\log a +\log b = \log ab\) \(\log a -\log b = \log a/b\) heard of them ?
yes @hartnn
so, which one will u use for 1/2 log x ?? (forget about the 3 as of now)
the middle one ?
nopes, \(a \log b =\log b^a\) \((1/2)\log x = .... ?\)
oh okay
i was asking what will 1/2 log x simplify to ?
log x ^1/2
correct! in same way, what about 2 log y =... ?
and 4 log z = ... ?
log y ^2 log z ^4
good good! now we will use other properties, log a + log b = log ab log (x^1/2) + log y^2 = ... ?
log x^1/2y^2
correct, log a - log b = log a/b so, log (x^1/2y^2 ) - log z^4 = ... ?
log 3 (x^1/2y^2) / z^4
good work, thats your answer :)
las thing, x^1/2 = sqrt x
thank youu (:
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