Question

Final question--
2 log x +logy -3 logz

Need help solving or example very similar solved out

Answer 1

solving or simplify?

Answer 2

Simplify

Answer 3

step by step, ok? I give you sample, you apply to your problem, ok?

Answer 4

Okay. Ill tell you if im lost

Answer 5

\(\large \color{red}{5}log a= log a^{\color{red}{5}}\)

Answer 6

your turn to solve the very first step

Answer 7

logx^2 + logy -logz^3 ??

Answer 8

very good, friend
now, log a + log b = log a* b
your turn to combine the first two terms

Answer 9

logx^2+ log y= log xy^2 ??

Answer 10

hey!! how ^2 from x flip to y like that?

Answer 11

I just transferred it over. I have no clue

Answer 12

if you have an umbrella while I don't, on the way we go together, the "umbrella" is yours, still, right? ^2 is the "umbrella" of x, it cannot belong to y. so that,....redo, please

Answer 13

So logx^2y

Answer 14

ok, so complicated? another way to explain: I have a pimple on my face, although I go with you, my pimple is still on my face. hahahaha.. right?

Answer 15

Thats gross and harder to follow

Answer 16

ok, good, now treat (x^2y ) as a "combo"
log (combo) - log c = \(\large log\dfrac{combo}{c}\)
your turn, combine the last one

Answer 17

= log x^2y/ z^3 ??

Answer 18

bingo, you got it. congrat

Answer 19

That's the final answer?

Answer 20

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Answer 21

Thank you so much!!

Answer 22

np I will leave with my pimple, hehehehe... actually, I don't have pimple on my face, I have dimples. (2) hihihi