Pearson Algebra 2 Common Core, 2011
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6. Natural Logarithms
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Exercise 17 Page 481

ln 40,960

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To write the given expression as a single natural logarithm, we will use two Properties of Logarithms. Note that these properties also apply for natural logarithms, since a natural logarithm is just a logarithm with base e. For example, in our case log_e x = ln x. Power Property:& n ln m = ln m^n Product Property:& ln m + ln n = ln mn Let's apply the above property to our expression!
4 ln 8 + ln 10

b*ln(a)=ln(a^b)

ln 8^4 + ln 10
ln 4,096 + ln 10

log(m) + log(n)=log(mn)

ln 4,096(10)
ln 40,960