A logarithm of a single quantity

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Homework Statement


Write the expression as a logarithm of a single quantity
3log5^a+4log5^b-2log5^c


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First of all, what is the problem you're trying to solve?

1. [tex]3\log\,5^a+4\log\,5^b-2\log\,5^c\,,[/tex] which is what you literally wrote.

or

2. [tex]3\log_5\ a+4\log_5\,b-2\log_5\,c\,,[/tex] which is more likely.
 
[tex] 3\log_5\ a+4\log_5\,b-2\log_5\,c\,,[/tex]
 
thats what I'm trying to solve
 
Try to refer to these laws:

logaV + logaW = logaVW

logaV - logaW = loga(V/W)

and

UlogaV = logaVU

Just try to apply these laws to your problem.
 

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