Hello ,
This is my first post on the forum .
I've got an exam coming up tomorrow and I'm asking for some help to clear some stuff up .
First problem :
log2y = 3log2((x-2)/-2) - 2log((x2-4)/2)
question is ofcource to find the expression for y.
Now I know how to solve logarithms. Basically the coefficients 3 and 2 go as powers for the whole expression inside the logarithm so 2log2x = log2x2 etc
Also there is a use of identity logax - logay = loga(x/y)
Now with that I get an answer of
(x^3 - 6x^2 +12x -8) / (-2x^4 + 16x^2 - 16)
and the answer is supposed to be (2-x) / (x+2)^2
Am I doing something wrong??
Thanks in advance for the help
This is my first post on the forum .
I've got an exam coming up tomorrow and I'm asking for some help to clear some stuff up .
First problem :
log2y = 3log2((x-2)/-2) - 2log((x2-4)/2)
question is ofcource to find the expression for y.
Now I know how to solve logarithms. Basically the coefficients 3 and 2 go as powers for the whole expression inside the logarithm so 2log2x = log2x2 etc
Also there is a use of identity logax - logay = loga(x/y)
Now with that I get an answer of
(x^3 - 6x^2 +12x -8) / (-2x^4 + 16x^2 - 16)
and the answer is supposed to be (2-x) / (x+2)^2
Am I doing something wrong??
Thanks in advance for the help