expanding logarithms
What is an increasing function in logarithms?
Expansion/Contraction Properties of Logarithms These rules are used to write a single complicated logarithm as several simpler logarithms (called “ex- panding”) or several simple logarithms as a single complicated logarithm (called “contracting”).
What are the rules for expanding natural logs?
If a > 1 then the logarithmic functions are monotone increasing functions.
That is, log a x > log a z for x > z.
If 0 < a < 1 then the logarithmic functions are monotone decreasing functions.
That is, log a x < log a z for x > z.
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