Log <-> Exp
Logarithms
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Condense
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log416=2

42=16

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A logarithmic operation is the inverse of this operation.
What is exponential?
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Expand log(5x)
What is log 5 + log x?
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Condense log 7 + log b
What is log 7b?
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log x = 7

10= x

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Logarithms with base e are called:

Natural Logarithms

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Expand ln(x2y5).

What is 2lnx + 5lny

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Condense 4log 2 + 3log 4
What is log 1024?
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3= 81

log381 = x

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Write the product rule for logarithms.
What is log m + log n = log mn?
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Expand log((3xyz)/4)

What is log 3 + log x + log y + log z - log 4?

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Condense ln x + ln 3 + 2ln y -ln e

What is ln(3xy2)-1?

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ln 23 = x

ex = 23

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The log of 1, regardless of the base, is this.
What is 0?
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Expand ln(3x2*z3/5x).

What is ln 3 + 2lnx + 3lnz - (ln 5 + ln x)?

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Condense 1/3logx - 2/3log y

What is log (x/y2)(1/3)?

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logy = z

x= y

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Write the power rule for logarithms.

alogbx = logbxa

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Expand log(x2y8z4)^1/2

What is (log x + 4log y + 2log z)?

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Condense 1/2(3log x + 3log y - 7log z).

log(x3/2y3/2/z7/2) = log (x3y3/z7)1/2