I understand that $\log{b}-\log{c} = \log {(\frac{b}{c})}$
However, why does $a\log{b}-a\log{c} = \log{(\frac{b}{c})}$
Am I misunderstanding something?
I understand that $\log{b}-\log{c} = \log {(\frac{b}{c})}$
However, why does $a\log{b}-a\log{c} = \log{(\frac{b}{c})}$
Am I misunderstanding something?
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$$a\log b - a\log c = a\left(\log (b) - \log (c)\right)= a\log\left(\frac bc\right) = \log\left(\left(\frac bc\right)^a\right)$$