Monday, March 7, 2022

Logarithms Rules

Logarithms Rules 

There are 7 Logarithm rules which are useful in expanding Logarithm, contracting Logarithms, and solving Logarithmic equations. The seven rules of Logarithms are discussed below:

1. Product Rule

logb⁡(P×Q)=logb⁡P+logb⁡Q

 

The Logarithm of the product is the total of the Logarithm of the factors.

2. Quotient Rule

logb⁡(PQ)=logb⁡P−logb⁡Q

 

3. Power Rule

logb⁡(PQ)=q×logb⁡P

4. Zero Rule  

logb⁡(1)=0

 

The Logarithm of 1 such that b greater than 0 but b≠1, equals zero. 

5. The Logarithm of a Base to a Power Rule

logb⁡by=y

 

The Logarithm of a base to a power rule states that the Logarithm of b with a rational exponent is equal to the exponent times its Logarithm.

6. A Base to a Logarithm Power Rule 

blogy = y

 

The above rule states that raising the Logarithm of a number to the base of a Logarithm is equal to the number.

7. Identity Rule

Basic Logarithm Formula

Some of the Different Basic Logarithm Formula are Given Below:

  • logb⁡(m×n)=logb⁡m+logb⁡m

  • logb⁡(mn)=logb⁡m−logb⁡n

  • logb⁡(xy)=y×logb⁡x

  • logb⁡nm=logb⁡n1m

  • mlogb⁡(x)+nlogb⁡(y)=logb⁡(xmyn)

 

Addition and Subtraction

  • logb⁡(m+n)=logb⁡m+logb⁡(1+nm)

  • logb⁡(m−n)=logb⁡m+logb⁡(1−nm)

 

Change of Base Formula

In the change of base formula, we will convert the Logarithm from a given base ‘n’ to base ‘d’.

 

Logarithms Rules

Logarithms Rules  There are 7 Logarithm rules which are useful in expanding Logarithm, contracting Logarithms, and solving Logarithmic equat...