Question

Write the following terms of u and v. Given u=log(x), v=log(y).

Answer 1

\[Log \sqrt{\frac{ y^3 }{ x^5 }}\]

Answer 2

\[\log((\frac{y^2}{x^5})^\frac{1}{2})\]
What can you do with that power?
There should be a power rule for logs.
Use it here first.

Answer 3

10^x? is what you are referring to?

Answer 4

No, I'm referring to the power rule for logs.

Answer 5

\[\log(a^r)=r \log(a)\]

Answer 6

oh

Answer 7

so it is 3log(y) over 5log(x)?

Answer 8

@freckles?

Answer 9

just bring down the 1/2

Answer 10

where'd the 1/2 come from just wondering