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OpenStudy (jadareese_18):
Which of the following logarithmic expressions are equivalent to \[In \sqrt{xy}=In(x/e)\]
A. \[In(\sqrt{x^3y}/e)\]
B. \[In(x^2y/2e)\]
C. \[\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }In x^2y-e\]
D. \[In(x \sqrt{xy})-1\]
E. \[\frac{ 3 }{ 2 }Inx+\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }Iny-1\]
OpenStudy (jadareese_18):
@satellite73 Can you help me with this?
satellite73 (satellite73):
there must be something wrong here
the first one is an equation, all the others are expressions
OpenStudy (triciaal):
try E
OpenStudy (jadareese_18):
I wrote them all correctly. I'm pretty sure I have to convert the equation into an expression somehow? @satellite73
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satellite73 (satellite73):
could the first one be \[\ln \sqrt{xy}-\ln(x/e)\]
OpenStudy (jadareese_18):
@triciaal I have to pick three of them.
OpenStudy (jadareese_18):
@satellite73 I simplified the first one to \[\frac{ x \sqrt{xy} }{ e }\]
satellite73 (satellite73):
can you post a screen shot?
satellite73 (satellite73):
you put an equal sign
i am guessing it is a minus sign
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OpenStudy (triciaal):
my first choice was d
OpenStudy (jadareese_18):
@satellite73 here is a screenshot of the problem
satellite73 (satellite73):
OOOH a plus sign!!
OpenStudy (jadareese_18):
@triciaal I think it's A, D, and E possibly. I'm just not sure.
satellite73 (satellite73):
\[\ln \sqrt{xy}+\ln(x/e)\]
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