Question

expand the logarithimic expression.
(attatched)

Answer 1

HI!

Answer 2

hi

Answer 3

the square root can be written as the power of one half

Answer 4

and the one half comes right out front
you can start with
\[\frac{1}{2}\log(\frac{29}{61})\]

Answer 5

so... i should get rid of the square root sign then??

Answer 6

then use this: \[\log(\frac{A}{B})=\log(A)-\log(B)\]

Answer 7

yeah the square root sign goes when you put the one - half out front

Answer 8

so then it is :
log 29 - log 61 then?

Answer 9

yes dear but don't forget the one - half out front

Answer 10

good work

Answer 11

they distributed the one-half in the answers

Answer 12

great thank you so much

Answer 13

so ... answer c then?

Answer 14

lol yes

Answer 15

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