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F-LE.4.3 Warmup M3-032-A01-V01

Use logarithm properties to simplify numeric logarithmic expressions and estimate values.

Combine a sum of logarithms using the product law

Problem

What is a simplified form of \(\log_2(4)+\log_2(8)\) using the product law of logarithms?

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When same-base logarithms are added, think multiplication inside a single logarithm rather than addition of the arguments. After combining, look for an exact power of the shared base; that turns the remaining logarithm into an exponent question and gives a clean independent check.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math III
Standard
F-LE.4.3
Category
Functions
Domain
Linear, Quadratic, and Exponential Models
Objective
Use logarithm properties to simplify numeric logarithmic expressions and estimate values.
Problem type
Combine a sum of logarithms using the product law