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is -5log(24) the same as -5log(3)-5log(8) or -5log(3)+5log(8) ?
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-5log(3)-5log(8)
[ @ sasogeek ] - good question. i too want to know ...imformative.
-5log(24) the same as -5log(3)-5log(8) but not -5log(3)+5log(8)
\[-5\log(3 \cdot 8)=-5[\log(3)+\log(8)]=-5\log(3)-5\log(8)\]
I think that's the answer because it's would be: -5[log24] -5[log(3)+log(8)] and you would distribute the -5: so it is: -5long(3)-5log(8)
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You can use calculator to check whether the value is same for both too.
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To be more general Assume x>0 , y>0 \[a \log(xy)=a [\log(x)+\log(y)] \text{ by one of the properties of loga.} \] \[=a \log(x)+ a \log(y) \text{ by the distributive property}\]
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