Can someone check this ? you!
below are the instructions for this question:
a. state which student’s response is correct.
b. find, clearly identify, and correct the misconceptions in the incorrect student’s response.
c. write 2-3 sentences describing the incorrect student’s mistakes and how it should be corrected.

Arjun's answer is correct. Gilda's answer is incorrect.

Gilda's mistake is not that she did not finish expanding the logs. Her mistake is that she expanded the logs incorrectly. Choice B shows her mistake.

log a^n = n * log a, not (log a)^n

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Your answer is correct.  I would probably word the answer to part c a little differently.  "Gilda did not use a valid logarithmic property.  log(a^b) is not the same as (log a)^b.  She should have used the power rule: log(a^b) = b log(a)."

relating to or denoting a system of numbers and arithmetic based on the number ten, tenth parts, and powers of ten.

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