Question
Use the Laws of Logarithms to expand the expression.
loga(x^5/yz^6)
Can anybody help me step by step pleassse?
loga(x^5/yz^6)
Can anybody help me step by step pleassse?
Answers
log(a^b) = b*log(a)
log(u/v) = log(u)-log(v)
So, you have
5log(x)-log(y)-6log(z)
where all the logs are base a.
log(u/v) = log(u)-log(v)
So, you have
5log(x)-log(y)-6log(z)
where all the logs are base a.
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