Logarithms 9 - Properties of Logs
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Lesson Description:
Practice using the product, quotient, and power properties of logs. .
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Questions answered by this video:
- How can you use the properties of logs to simplify expressions?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of 12?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of (square root of 5)/9?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of .4?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of 15b^4?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of 2.5?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of cube root of 2.5?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of 25?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of (b^2)/8?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of cube root of 25?
- If log base b of 2 = m, log base b of 3 = n, and log base b of 5 = x, what is log base b of .08?
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Staff Review
This lesson goes through a bunch more practice problems to illustrate how the properties of logarithms can be used to simplify and rewrite expressions. All steps and work involved in simplifying these expressions are explained and shown. This will especially help solidify the product and quotient rules for you. Substitution is used in these problems and some of the methods used to simplify are a little tricky.
