How do you condense $2 log (x+3)-log (x+2)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-06-16T17:42:16

$log[(x+3)^2/(x+2)]$

If you are subtracting logs, then yo were dividing the numbers.

Note the power law as well.
$log[(x+3)^2/(x+2)]$

Two separate log terms have been written as the log of a single term.

How do you condense 2 log (x+3)-log (x+2)2 log (x+3)-log (x+2)?