Here are 30 similar logarithmic expression problems for you to study:
2logb3−logb5
logb8+4logb2
5logb4−logb16
3logb5+logb7
2logb10−logb2
4logb3−logb9
6logb2+logb8
3logb7−2logb3
logb32−5logb2
logb100+2logb10
logb6+3logb4
7logb5−logb125
4logb6+2logb3
5logb8−logb2
3logb4+2logb5
6logb2−logb64
logb9+3logb2
4logb7−logb49
3logb6+logb3
2logb8−logb4
5logb10+logb5
3logb12−logb9
logb5+4logb3
6logb3−logb27
2logb9+logb8
3logb2−logb5
7logb4+2logb2
logb10+3logb5
4logb6−logb12
5logb7+logb2
These problems will give you good practice in manipulating and simplifying logarithmic expressions. Would you like an explanation of any particular problem, or have specific questions on logarithmic rules?
Here are some additional questions to guide your study:
How do you apply the power rule of logarithms in expressions like 3logb2?
What is the effect of subtraction in logarithmic expressions, like in 3logb2−logb4?
Can you express logb4 in terms of logb2?
How does the change of base formula apply in logarithmic problems?
What happens when you add or subtract logs of the same base?
Tip: Remember that subtraction of logarithms (e.g., logbA−logbB) can be expressed as a division of their arguments: logb(BA). This can simplify your calculations.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Logarithms Properties of Logarithms
Formulas
Power Rule of Logarithms: a log_b x = log_b(x^a) Quotient Rule of Logarithms: log_b A - log_b B = log_b(A/B)