Break down of rule of logarithms compared to rules of exponents

The video tutorial covers three fundamental rules in mathematics: the product rule, quotient rule, and power rule. It then transitions into the properties of logarithms, focusing on expanding and condensing them. The instructor explains how to apply these properties in different scenarios, emphasizing the importance of understanding both expanding and condensing forms for solving logarithmic equations.

What is the result of applying the product rule to X^M * X^N?

• X^(M*N)

• X^(M/N)

• X^(M-N)

• X^(M+N)

How do you express the logarithm of a product, log base B of (M*N), in expanded form?

• log base B of M + log base B of N

• log base B of M / log base B of N

• log base B of M - log base B of N

• log base B of M * log base B of N

Which of the following represents the power rule in logarithmic form?

• log base B of M^N = log base B of M - log base B of N

• log base B of M^N = log base B of M + log base B of N

• log base B of M^N = log base B of M / log base B of N

• log base B of M^N = N * log base B of M

What is the condensed form of log base B of M + log base B of N?

• log base B of (M-N)

• log base B of (M*N)

• log base B of (M+N)

• log base B of (M/N)

If you have N * log base B of M, what is the equivalent expression in condensed form?

• log base B of M^N

• log base B of (M*N)

• log base B of (M/N)

• log base B of (M+N)