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F-LE.4.1 Warmup M3-030-A06-V01

Prove simple logarithm laws.

Use the logarithm power law without shrinking the real domain

Problem

Expand \(\log_b(x^5)\) using the power law and state its maximal real domain.

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The power law moves an exponent outside as a multiplier, but domain analysis comes first. Determine when the original powered argument is positive, paying attention to whether the power preserves or changes the sign of its base. Then make sure the logarithm left after expansion exists on the same inputs.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math III
Standard
F-LE.4.1
Category
Functions
Domain
Linear, Quadratic, and Exponential Models
Objective
Prove simple logarithm laws.
Problem type
Use the logarithm power law without shrinking the real domain