Simplify 7 log3 k + 6 log3 m − 9 log3 n 4 log3 km over n 4 log3 (k + m − n) log3 k to the seventh power m to the sixth power over n to the ninth power log3 42 km over 9 n
@mathstudent55 welp?
\[\log_{3}(k)^{7}+\log_{3}(m)^{6}-\log_{3}(n)^{9}\]
\[\log_{n} x+\log_{a}y=\log_{a}(x*y)\] \[\log_{3}(k^{7} *m^{6})-\log_{3} (n)^9\]
@jdoe0001 Can u help me with the rest? plz
one sec.. but you're doing fine
Try to get in the habit of putting the exponents inside of the brackets :)\[\log_{3}(k^7)+\log_{3}(m^6)-\log_{3}(n^{9})\]Otherwise it looks like the power is being applied to the log (which is something different.
hmm I ended up with a y lol, darn typo anyhow \(\bf 7log_3k+6log_3m-9log_3n\implies log_3(k^7)+log_3(m^6)-log_3(n^9) \\ \quad \\ log_3(k^7m^6)-log_3(n^9)\implies log\left( \cfrac{k^7m^6}{n^9}\right)\)
So the next step was the answer?
yeap
Oh okey. I knew the answer I just needed to know how to get there. Thx u both :)
yw
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