Question

help

Answer 1

rewrite as single logarithmic
2log(x+3)+3log(x-7))-5log(x-2)+2log(x)

Answer 2

I think its the first one..is it??

Answer 3

as follow :
\[\log(x+3)^{2} + \log(x-7)^{3} - \log(x-2)^{5}+ \log(x)^{2}\]

because the base is the same we can write it as one log
and also the addition become Multiplication and Subtraction becomes division, as follow :

\[\frac{ \log((x+3)^{2} (x-7)^{3}) }{ (x-2)^{5}(x)^{2}}\]

if u need more help for the explanation please ask

Answer 4

so would be the first one right??
just asking because yours has parenthesis and the one that match your answer doesn't (i thought the same but i thought that since the parenthesis there that i had my answer wrong)

Answer 5

no the parenthesis is ok, it only show the multiplication between the terms. yes your answer is correct

Answer 6

okay thank you

Answer 7

your welcome