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Section 5.4 – Properties of Logarithms

Simplify:

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as the sum/difference of logarithms with no exponents

Rewrite the following as a single logarithm:

If ln 2 = a and ln 3 = b, find the following in terms of a and b: