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Expand this expression. If possible, write your answer without exponents.
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\[\log({\frac{ x ^{4} }{ 7 }} )\]
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I know that I can start with this \[\log{x ^{4}} -\log(7)\] Is that right?
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Oh wait I can do this no? 4logx-log7 Is that it?
Yes that's all c: good job!
You can only do that so long as \(x\ge 0\)
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