Question

log10(5) + 2log10(4)

Answer 1

@iambatman

Answer 2

Is that base 10?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

And what would you like to do with this question :)

Answer 5

would it become
log10(5) + log10(16)
So,
log(16*5)
log(80)

Answer 6

Correct!

Answer 7

I had to simplify

Answer 8

Do you know the exact rules used to make that happen?

Answer 9

yes i know

Answer 10

Alright, well good job then!

Answer 11

I have some confusion
sometimes It is just written Log2 or log4
here what is the base and the power

Answer 12

The base here doesn't matter

Answer 13

Ohh

Answer 14

@╰☆╮Openstudier╰☆╮ : log to the base 10 is often simply written as lg, and log to the base e (or natural logarithm) is often written as ln. For all other logs, the base is specified (e.g. log2, log4, etc). So @iambatman is correct in stating that the base here doesn't matter.

Answer 15

okay tysm