Is 3^4 the Correct Answer? - Erin

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(3^5/3^3)^2
= 3^2+2
=3^4
= 81

3log6-log612 + log62=
log68

as a final answer?

Appreciate it if someone could tell me if I'm right or not.

Thanks,
Erin
 
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You got the first one right.
In the second one, do you mean log63 ?
 
how did u get the second answer...? because i really did get log68
 
He is asking to rewrite your second problem correctly. What does the 6 mean in the first term?
 
oh i see now. but, no i don't mean log63...its written in the text exactly the way I wrote it.
 
Erin sharpe:
You HAVE to use a less ambiguous notation!
Do you mean:
a) 3log_{6}
b) 3log(6)

And do you mean:
c) log_{6}(12)
Or
d)log(612)
 
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