Power Rule Logs

Use multiple log properties to write as a single log:
log₂x -  5log₂y

• log₂(x/y⁵)

• log₂(xy⁵)

• log₂(x/y)⁵

• log₂(x/5y)

• log (xy³)
• log (x⁶ − y³)
• log (x⁶/y³)
• log (x⁶ + y³)

Rewrite log_b(xⁿ)

• nlog_bx

• (log_bx)ⁿ

• xⁿlog_bx

• log_b(xⁿ)

Change to Exponential Form:
log₆36 = 2

• 2⁶=36

• 6²=36

• 36²=6

• 36⁶=2

Tags

CCSS.HSF.BF.B.5

Which of the following illustrates the Power Property of Logarithms

• log₅(m)ⁿ = n + log₅(m)

• log₅(m)ⁿ = n ⋅ log₅(m)

• log₅(m)ⁿ = log₅(n ⋅ m)

• 6log₈(xyz)
• log₈(x) - log₈(y) - 6log₈(z)
• log₈(x) + log₈(y) - log₈(z)
• log₈(x) + log₈(y) + 6log₈(z)

• log(x) + log(z) + 4log(y)
• 3log(x) − log(z) − 4log(y)
• 3log(x) + log(z) + 4log(y)
• log(x) − 4log(z) − 3log(y)

Simplify: 2log(x) + 3log(xy)

• log(x⁵y³)

• log(5xy)

• 5log(x²y)

• log(6x²y)

Use the properties of logarithms to retwrite

• A

• B

• C

• D

Expand log₆(5x³/y).

• log₆5x³-log₆y

• log₆5+log₆x³-log₆y

• log₆5+3log₆x-log₆y