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I know this is not a mathematical forum but given the bright minds that participate here, i am sure that this question is of interest nevertheless. How would you develop and explain the following statement:
“we can convert the product of a set
of primes into a sum of the logarithms
of the primes by applying logarithms
to both parts of this conjecture”
log(a * b) = log(a) + log(b)