Wednesday, 15 May 2019

algebra precalculus - Simplifying a logarithm



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Can someone explain the logic behind the two steps? I can't figure out how to get the S in the denominator. Thanks!


Answer



(1) Combine the inside expression with a common denominator.


(2) The minus sign outside becomes a $\small{(−1)}$ power inside, so you can flip the fraction.




Done.


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