Logarithms Functions Basic Details

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Logarithms Functions Basic Details

• Determine the logarithms in positive, negative, and zero, one, or undefined
  • When the base number is equal to the argument number at any time, then the exponent is 1.
  • When the base number is zero and less, then that is undefined.
  • When the base number is greater than zero, but when the argument number is 1, then the exponent is zero.
• The fundamental equations used in this formula
  • • The addition rule and the subtraction rule are both due to the argument number, and then addition in those two separate terms means the argument numbers are multiplied together in the final term and subtraction means the argument numbers are divided together in the final term.
    • The power rule states that the exponent can be used as the coefficient in the final answer.
    • The inverse logarithmic property means the base number and the argument number is equal, and keep the exponent value.
    • The zero rule means any base number with the argument number of 1, then the final answer will be zero.
• All the parts of the equations for these functions
  • • Argument: The value that is the result of base to the exponent number.
    • Base: The number that is originally in the raise of the exponent.
    • Exponent: The number of how many times power from the base number.
• The basic formulas of solving this function
  • • Log Formula: The number that can be used for multiplication together in the same term to separated addition terms, division together in the same term to separated subtraction terms, exponent as a coefficient, radical formula, and representing as base and argument number to division separate terms.
    • Exponential Formula: Basic base with exponent to argument number, exponent addition, exponent subtraction, exponent multiplication, exponent division, and more.