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write each expression as a single logarithm 1. log3(9) +log3(24) 2. log4 16(3)
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the pythagorean theorem doesn't tell us if the root will be negative or positive <-- for the 1st one, use the rule one listed there the 2nd one seems to already be as a single logarithm
rats... no url.. hold one http://www.chilimath.com/algebra/advanced/log/images/rules%20of%20exponents.gif <---- for the 1st one, use the rule one listed there the 2nd one seems to already be as a single logarithm
the numbers in the parenthesis are above the other number.
right
so just use the 1st rule listed there for the 1st one
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