Question

Expand: log2(x^3sqrt y/[z-1])

Answer 1

Also the 2 in log2 is a smaller 2\[\log _{2}(x ^{3}\sqrt{y}\div z-1)\]

Answer 2

Hold on I will calculate

Answer 3

we can say that this is 3log2(x) + 1/2log2(y) - log2(z-1) i think

Answer 4

where does the 3 come from?

Answer 5

wasn't it x^3 ?

Answer 6

ohh

Answer 7

we can down the power in logs

Answer 8

so that would be the answer?

Answer 9

Dude, Do you understand or just copy & paste ?

Answer 10

I'm sort of getting it, I'm pretty sure I know what you did

Answer 11

Yeah this is the final answer.

Answer 12

Got this

Answer 13

ok, and so for like future questions just try to get everything to be in its separate log right? and if there are division signs make them subtraction and multiplication addition?

Answer 14

You got it

Answer 15

Alright thanks bro, I appreciate it :)

Answer 16

Rusty_ You are welcome :D