Write the following difference as a single logarithm. Assume all variables are positive.\n$\log_2(b^2+9) - \log_2(b^2+6) =$\nThe answer format in lowercase characters is: log_base (number)\nSpaces in the answer are optional.
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So, log_(2)(b^(2)+9)-log_(2)(b^(2)+6) can be rewritten as log_(2)((b^(2)+9)/(b^(2)+6)). Show more…
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