Pre-Calculus - Learn How To Evaluate a Natural Log Using the Rules of Logarithms

The video tutorial explains the concept of natural logarithms, emphasizing that 'Ln' denotes a logarithm with base E. It reviews general logarithm rules, applicable to both natural and regular logarithms. A specific rule is highlighted: log base B of B raised to the X equals X, demonstrated with an example where the final answer is three. The tutorial concludes by addressing logarithms without a specified base.

How do the rules of logarithms apply to natural logarithms compared to regular logarithms?

What is the final answer when applying the logarithmic rule mentioned in the text?