When evaluating logarithms the logarithmic rules, such as the quotient rule of logarithms, can be useful for rewriting logarithmic terms. The quotient rule of logarithms allows us to separate parts of a quotient within a log. The quotient rule of logarithms is useful for expanding and condensing logarithms, along with the product rule and the power rule of logarithms.
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logb(x⁄y) = logbx − logby