Using Logs to Expand an Expression
In this lesson, you'll learn how to expand expressions using the properties of logs. The transcript breaks down several examples, including how to split up a log of two terms being multiplied, expand a rational expression, and expand a log that is being multiplied. By following these methods, you can simplify complex expressions into a more readable format.
How to use the properties of logs to expand an expression
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- In the first question which property of logs was used first to expand it?
- Which property of log was used in the second question?
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Staff Review
Good.Very clear instructions. Displaying the properties of logs is an excellent idea for revising previous knowledge.It is also a great help for weaker students.
