Solve... log ab =
log ab = ????????????
log ab = log a + log b. That's a rule of logarithms that always comes in handy, good to memorize it. I just remember that log rules are the opposite of exponent rules.
My subject is Exponential Equations???
@nbouscal Thats an answer choice im not saying your wrong.. Thanks I appreaciate your help
yea thats right log a + log b= log ab and if its like log a/b then its log a - log b
Thanks Guys :)
np..
Exponential equations and logarithmic equations are the same subject. The exponential equation \(\exp(x)\), usually written \(e^x\), is actually defined as \(\log^{-1}(x)\).
To clarify, by \(\log^{-1}(x)\) I'm referring to the natural logarithm, others will write it as \(\ln^{-1}(x)\).
@nbouscal You explained it really well thanks
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