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First logarithm property
When you multiply two numbers inside a logarithm, you can split it into a sum: .
For example, . And indeed, .
This property turns multiplication into addition, which makes calculations easier. You'll use this when analyzing nested loops or recursive algorithms that split problems into multiple parts.
