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Log(5) + log(3) rewrite the following in the form log(c).

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Provided that the bases of the logs are the same, the sum of two logs is the log of the product.

log(5) + log(3) = log(5*3) = log (15)

Dennis_Churaev [7]3 years ago

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Log (5) + log (3) = log (15)

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