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Condense Logarithms Calculator
Combine a·log(x) + b·log(y) into a single logarithm value.
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Condensing logarithms uses the power and product rules to merge several log terms into one.
The math behind it
Move coefficients into exponents (a·log x = log xᵃ), then combine sums into products: log xᵃ + log yᵇ = log(xᵃ·yᵇ).
Worked Example
2·log 3 + log 5 = log(9 × 5) = log 45.
Frequently Asked Questions
What about subtraction?
A difference of logs condenses into a quotient: log x − log y = log(x/y).
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