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To solve the problem of evaluating , we apply the properties of logarithms as follows:
Thus, the simplified and evaluated result is .
\( \log_{10}3+\log_{10}4= \)
Because logarithms follow special rules, not regular arithmetic! means you're subtracting two separate logarithms, which requires the quotient rule, not simple subtraction.
Think "subtraction becomes division"! When you subtract logarithms with the same base, you divide what's inside: .
You cannot use the subtraction rule when bases are different! For example, cannot be simplified using this rule. The bases must match.
Not necessarily! The answer is already in simplest form. Unless specifically asked for a decimal approximation, leave it as .
Yes! Use the definition of logarithms: if , then . You can verify that equals this same value.
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