![]() Rule 5: logkk ![]() Use this rule when the base of the log is the same as the argument. Here's an example: ![]() This makes sense, because when you find a log, you're just finding the exponent of 3, which here is an invisible '1'. RULE 5: logkk | RULE 6: logkkn | RULE 7: blogbk | PRACTICE 1 | PRACTICE 2 |