Using natural logarithm properties, we will see that we can write this expression as:
Ln(2).
How to express the difference of logarithms as a single logarithm?
Here we start with the expression:
Ln(16) - Ln(8).
Here you need to remember the properties for the natural logarithm:
- Ln(a) + Ln(b) = Ln(a*b)
- Ln(a) - Ln(b) = Ln(a/b).
Then, if we apply the second property to the given expression, we can get:
Ln(16) - Ln(8) = Ln(16/8) = Ln(2).
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