prove that a^log m+log n=mn
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Let m = logₐ M and n = logₐ N, so, by definition, M = a^m and N = aⁿ. Then:
MN = a^m × aⁿ = a^(m + n )
- where we have used the appropriate rule for exponents. From this, using the definition of a logarithm, we have:
m + n = logₐ (MN)
But m + n = logₐ M + logₐ N, and the above equation may be written:
logₐ M + logₐN = logₐ (MN)
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