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Please help me. 2[ln(x-1)-3ln(y)]-4ln(z)
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Princess018

by Princess018 at June 11, 2010

Do you multiply the 2 to the expression in the bracket first? so that you would get 2ln(x-1)-6ln(y)-4ln(z)? I know how to solve the rest of the equation to condense it. However, I'm not sure what to do with the 2. PLEASE HELP ME.

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Yes, u should always solve for brackets. You should multiply the 2 to the expression.
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Harry_Singh Harry_Singh June 11, 2010

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Always solve inside the brackets first.  You are right on. 
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yankeekid yankeekid June 12, 2010

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