Expanding and Condensing Logarithms to Solve Equations

Expand

• 6log₈v-2log₈u
• 6log₈u-2log₈v
• 3log₈u-2log₈v
• 6log₈u+2log₈v

Condense

• logxyz³
• log(xy/z³)
• logx+logy+logz³
• logx³y³z³

Expand

• log₈x+log₈y+log₈z
• 5log₈x+5log₈y+5log₈z
• log₈xy+5log₈z
• log₈x+log₈y+5log₈z

Condense

• log₈(x⁶)/log₈(y³)
• log₈(x⁶/y³)
• log₈(x/y³)
• log₈(x⁶y³)

Condense

• 4log₃x-4log₃y
• log₃(x⁴/y⁴)
• log₃(x⁴y⁴)
• log₃(x⁴) - log₃(y⁴)

Expand

• 5log₅a - 6log₅b
• 5log₅a - 30log₅b
• 5log₅a + 30log₅b
• 30log₅b - 5log₅a 

Condense

• log₈(a¹⁸/b³)
• log₈(a¹⁸b³)
• log₈(a/b³)
• 15log₈(a/b³)

Log with a base "e" (log_e) is the same thing as...

• "e"
• Natural Logarithm (LN)
• Common Logarithm (Log)
• Natural Log, base "e"
  LN_e

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CCSS.HSF.BF.B.5

log₂(2) + log₂(8x) = 6

• x = 3
• x = 2
• x = 6
• x = 4

This question is SLIGHTLY a challenge but you should all be able to do it!! 
log x - log 8 = 3

• x = 1000
• x = 800
• x = 8000
• x = 100