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Chapter 5: Q 10. (page 308)

True or falselogx+3-log2x=logx+3log2x

Short Answer

Expert verified

This is false.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

Consider the given information.

logx+3-log2x=logx+3log2x

02

Step 2. Calculation.

Consider the left side of the equation.

logx+3-log2x

Apply the logarithm property.

logx+3-log2x=logx+32x

03

Step 3. Conclusion.

  • Since the left side is not equal to the right side.
  • The equation is not true.

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