Q. Write the expression 2ln2−ln3 as a single logarithm in simplest form without any negative exponents.Answer: ln(□)
Apply power rule: Apply the power rule of logarithms to the term 2ln2. The power rule states that a⋅logb(c)=logb(ca). Therefore, 2ln2 can be rewritten as ln(22). Calculation: ln(22)=ln(4)
Rewrite term as ln(4): Combine the two logarithmic terms using the quotient rule.The quotient rule states that logb(m)−logb(n)=logb(nm).Therefore, ln(4)−ln(3) can be combined into a single logarithm.Calculation: ln(4)−ln(3)=ln(34)