When you divide two numbers inside a logarithm, you can split it into a difference: .
For example, . And indeed, .
This turns division into subtraction. Combined with the product rule, you can break down complex expressions into simpler pieces.
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Second logarithm property
When you divide two numbers inside a logarithm, you can split it into a difference: .
For example, . And indeed, .
This turns division into subtraction. Combined with the product rule, you can break down complex expressions into simpler pieces.