Question

Part 1: Is the following equation true? (2 points)

Part 2: Use complete sentences to explain the properties used in making your decision. (6 points)

3 log 2 x + one–half log 2 y – 3 log 2 z = log 2 x-cubed times square root of y all over z–cubed

Answer 1

\[3 \log_{2}x + 1/2 \log_{2}y - 3 \log_{2}z=\log_{2} \frac{ x^3\sqrt{y} }{ z^3 }\]

Answer 2

Medal and fan for correct answer.

Answer 3

@Coralgirl @phi @Potatoes.ramu @ranga @jdoe0001 please, someone help!

Answer 4

@eliassaab @Frostbite @agent0smith

Answer 5

This is the last question on my homework and I'm so confused.

Answer 6

@Zarkon @phi @RadEn

Answer 7

@Opcode

Answer 8

Guys one of our OS pal need help. Please help

Answer 9

@Compassionate

Answer 10

@Luigi0210 @thomaster @

Answer 11

Come on guys! Please help! I have to do my homework from other classes and I can't until this is done!

Answer 12

No worries :) they will sure come for help!

Answer 13

@Coralgirl do you know how to do this?

Answer 14

Unfortunately I don't :( but dont worry someone will soon now start helping you

Answer 15

@ranga

Answer 16

@Mr.ClayLordMath

Answer 17

@e.mccormick

Answer 18

@Loser66

Answer 19

@ranga @dmezzullo @tester97 @jdoe0001 @cwrw238

Get in here.

Answer 20

LOL so many names but nobody is coming!

Answer 21

Thanks compassionate. See? @jontonbon all is here to help you. Look @Compassionate one of the amazing OS ambassador also calling all for you to help. Dont you at all, they will be here soon

Answer 22

You said that 20 minutes ago.

Answer 23

Dont you worry at all! they will be here soon. They are all must be stuck. But some of them already like Compassionate, agentsmith and tester

Answer 24

Yes, but they aren't helping, so they are of no use.

Answer 25

But they are all trying help you.

Answer 26

This is what i got when i googled your question im not sure if this is what your are looking for but here

3log(base2)x + ½log(base2)y - 3log(base2)z

use the power property of logs first:
log(base2)x³ + log(base2)√y - log(base2)z³

again, use properties of logs where addition means multiply and subtraction means divide:
log(base2) [(x³√y)/z³]

that's it! ;)

Answer 27

It's better than nothing, so thank you.

Answer 28

Sometimes i google my questions before posting them to see if they have already been answered.

Answer 29

And you're welcome ^_^

Answer 30

I did google it but it was coming up with a bunch of random junk, maybe I didn't search hard enough.

Answer 31

But is the equation true? @tester97

Answer 32

Sorry, I wasn't paying attention. The equation is true, i can tell by looking at it, you can use log laws to prove it.

Answer 33

well @jontonbon if |@agent0smith said its true then it must be xD