SOLUTION: i need to solve this im stuck use ln a=8 and ln b=3, to find each of the following ln(ab) ln(b/a) ln(b^4)

Question 639391: i need to solve this im stuck
use ln a=8 and ln b=3, to find each of the following
ln(ab)
ln(b/a)
ln(b^4)
ln √(a)
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
use ln a=8 and ln b=3, to find each of the following
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number in front of log is an exponent
when numbers multiply, logs add
when numbers divide, logs subtract
terms must be of the same base, e in this case
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ln(ab)=lna+lnb=8+3=11
ln(b/a)=lnb-lna=3-8=-5
ln(b^4)=4 lnb=4*3=12
ln √(a)=1/2lna=1/2*8=4

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