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The log laws mirror the index laws: multiplication becomes addition, division becomes subtraction, and powers come out as multipliers. They let you combine or split logarithms — essential for solving log equations.
What you'll be able to do
Each log law comes directly from the matching index law (since logs are powers).
Use the laws to write several logs as a single one — usually the first step in solving an equation.
Tip — Use the power law first to clear any coefficients in front of logs, then combine with product/quotient.
The laws also work in reverse, to break a single log into a sum or difference — useful when differentiating or simplifying.
Formula recap
Common mistakes to avoid
Key takeaways
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