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express as a sum of logarithms. ln ab
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log ab = log a + log b
That's a general rule of logarithms
okay what should i do next
\(ln\) is just the natural log, so the answer is pretty much right there for you.
so ln ab = lnab
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If I asked you to express the number 8 as a sum, you could say 3 + 5. That would be it. Given what @mathstudent55 wrote, how can you express \(\ln (ab)\) as a sum of logarithms?
the general log rule applies to any base
ln(ab) would be lnab right
can someone help anyone
Go back up and read the first thing mathstudent55 said.
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okay i think i have it ln ab = ab
ln (ab) = ln a + ln b
oh okay so im is there any other step that needs to be done
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