Find if
Move every coefficient inside as an exponent. The power rule applies to each term:
The coefficient always becomes an exponent on the whole argument, so , never .
Turn added logs into a product. By , the three terms combine into one:
Rewrite the negative exponent as a denominator. Since , the subtracted logarithm becomes a division — which is the quotient rule seen from the other side:
Cancel the logs legitimately. is one-to-one, so forces whenever both are positive. That gives the boxed value of directly, with no exponentiation needed.
State the domain, which the condensing quietly widens. The original left side needs and , so . The condensed formula would happily accept e.g. , where but is undefined. Always carry alongside the answer.
Check at a convenient value. At : the left side is . The formula gives and ✓.
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