Learn the basics to expanding a logarithmic expression

What is the first step in expanding a logarithm that involves division?

• Rewrite it as a single logarithm

• Separate it into two logarithms with subtraction

• Use the power rule

• Separate it into two logarithms with addition

When a logarithm is separated by division, how can it be rewritten?

• As a product of two logarithms

• As a difference of two logarithms

• As a quotient of two logarithms

• As a sum of two logarithms

What rule is applied when a logarithm has an exponent?

• Addition rule

• Quotient rule

• Power rule

• Product rule

In the final expanded form, where is the exponent placed?

• It is removed

• At the end of the logarithm

• In front as a product

• Inside the logarithm

What is the final expanded form of the logarithm in the example?

• log of X minus 2 log of three

• log of X plus log of three

• 2 log of X plus log of three

• 2 log of X minus log of three