Logs question help

Johnny79

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Need some help with maths question please.

simplify expression: logx + logx^2 - logx

thanks
 
You posted in "Calculus". You would do well to get your logarithms up to speed,

log(x) + log(y) = log(What?)
 
Why not tell us how you came to that conclusion? What rules did you use and how did you use them?
 
I mean it would be\(\displaystyle 2.5 \log x\)
That is correct. But here are some niceties.
\(\displaystyle \begin{align*}\log(x)+\log(x^2)-\log(\sqrt x)&=\log(x)+2\log(x)-\tfrac{1}{2}\log(x)\\&=\tfrac{5}{2}\log(x) \end{align*}\)

Please note the notation. In particular the logarithm is a function and deserves function notation \(\displaystyle \large\log(x)\).
 
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