loga(xy) =
logax + logay
loga(x/y) =
logax - logay
logaxp =
p logax
logax =
logbx / logba
log572 = 7log52
FALSE
--> 2log57
Expand so that there are two logs
log5(7•8)
log57 + log58
Expand so that there are two logs
log6(8/4)
log68 - log64
Rewrite using log properties
log2y4
4 log2y
Rewrite using log properties
log47
log 7 / log 4
(any base works)
log5(6) + log5(12) = log5(72)
TRUE
6•12 = 72
Simplify the expression so that there is one log
log912 + log99
log9108
Simplify the expression so that there is one log
log11125 - log115
log11(125/5) = log1125
Rewrite using log properties
6 ln(a)
ln(a6)
Rewrite using log properties
log 17 / log 5
log517
log7(14) - log7(2) = log7(7)
TRUE
14/2 = 7
Given the log below, write out all of its possible expanded forms
log364
log31 + log364
log32 + log332
log34 + log316
log38 + log38
If the simplified version of a log came out to be log63, list 3 possibilities for the original expression.
log66 - log62
log618 - log66
log636 - log612
Rewrite using log properties
log8((3x)4)
4 log83 + 4 log8x
Rewrite using log properties
log129
log 9 / log 12
log310 = log 10 / log33
FALSE
--> new base needs to be the same