HOW TO EVALUATE LOGARITHMS PROBLEMS
The following exercises have been extracted from the New General Mathematics Book 3 for Senior Secondary Schools. In my last tutorial on logarithm, i discussed on the three major laws of logarithms and also gave some examples. click here to be redirected back.
Express the Following as Logarithms of Single Numbers.
(a) log5+log6, using the product law.
=log5×6=log30
(b) log8−log6, using the quotient law
log86=log43=log113
(c) 3log6 Using the power law
=log63=log216
(d) 12log49=12log72=log7
(e) −2log4=log142=log116
(f) 1+log5= remember log10=1, therefore
log10+log5=log(10×5)=log50
(g) 1−log2=log10−log2=log102=log5
(h) log18−2log2=log18−log22
=log18−log4=log184=log92=log412
(i) 2−2log5=log100−log52=log100−log25
=log10025=log4
(j) 35log32=log3235=log(25)35
log23=log8.
The following exercises have been extracted from the New General Mathematics Book 3 for Senior Secondary Schools. In my last tutorial on logarithm, i discussed on the three major laws of logarithms and also gave some examples. click here to be redirected back.
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Express the Following as Logarithms of Single Numbers.
(a) log5+log6, using the product law.
=log5×6=log30
(b) log8−log6, using the quotient law
log86=log43=log113
(c) 3log6 Using the power law
=log63=log216
(d) 12log49=12log72=log7
(e) −2log4=log142=log116
(f) 1+log5= remember log10=1, therefore
log10+log5=log(10×5)=log50
(g) 1−log2=log10−log2=log102=log5
(h) log18−2log2=log18−log22
=log18−log4=log184=log92=log412
(i) 2−2log5=log100−log52=log100−log25
=log10025=log4
(j) 35log32=log3235=log(25)35
log23=log8.