Question

What is 2 log x - logy - 2 log z written as a single logarithm?

Answer 1

Answer:

Log [x^2 / yz^2]

Step-by-step explanation:

2log(x) =log(x^2)

-log(y) = The minus sign means that you can divide it by first log(x^2)

-2log(z) =log(z^2), and the minus sign again means you can divide it by the first log(x^2)

So, the whole thing can be written like this:

Log(x^2) / [log(y)*log(z^2)], OR:

Log [x^2 / yz^2]