9) log [3x^3 * 4throot(4 - x) / (4(x + 4)^2)] A) log (3x^3 * 4throot(4 - x)) - log (4(x + 4)^2) B) log 3 + 3log x + 1/4 log (4 - x) - log 4 - 2log (x + 4) C) log 3 + log x^3 + log (4 - x)^1/4 - log 4 - log (x + 4)^2 D) log 3 + 3log x + 1/4 log (4 - x) - log 4 + 2log (x + 4) Use properties of logarithms to condense the logarithmic expression. Write the expression as a single logarithm whose coefficient is 1. Where possible, evaluate logarithmic expressions. 10) 3 log4 2 + 1/6 log4 (r - 3) - 1/2 log4 r A) log4 (8 * 6throot(r - 3) / sqrt(r)) B) log4 (8r - 3 / 12r) C) log4 (1/4 * sqrt(r - 3 / r)) D) log4 sqrt(3r - 9 / 12r) 11) 1/3 [3ln (x + 3) - ln x - ln (x^2 - 3)] A) ln cbrt((x + 3)^3(x^2 - 3) / x) B) ln cbrt((x + 3)^3 / x(x^2 - 3)) C) ln cbrt(3(x + 3) / x(x^2 - 3)) D) ln cbrt(x(x + 3)^3 / (x^2 - 3)) Use common logarithms or natural logarithms and a calculator to evaluate to four decimal places 12) log12 63.2 A) 0.5993 B) 0.7215 C) 1.6686 D) 2.8799 Solve the exponential equation. Express the solution set in terms of natural logarithms. 13) 4^(x + 8) = 7 A) {ln 7 - ln 4 - ln 8} B) {ln 7 / ln 4 - 8} C) {ln 4 / ln 7 + ln 8} D) {ln 4 / ln 7 + 8} 14) 4^(x + 4) = 5^(2x + 5) A) {ln 5 - ln 4} B) {ln [5^5 / 4^4] / ln [4 / 5^2]} C) {7 ln 5 - 5 ln 4} D) {(5 ln 5 - 4 ln 4) / (ln 4 - 2 ln 5)}
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The product rule states that log(a) + log(b) = log(ab). Applying this rule, we can rewrite the expression as: log 4(x+42 A) + log (3x^34- x) + log (4(x + 4)^2) Show more…
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