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ritz ritz
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11 years ago
If I were to solve a logarithmic function like:
log[5]x = 3 (where 5 is the base, and I had to solve for x)
What process would I take to solve that or how would I solve it?
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11 years ago
x=5^3=125
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#2
11 years ago
log[5]x = 3

x = 5^3

x = 125
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#3
11 years ago
in general if you use ln(x) for eas of integration

us ln(y)(x)  ln base y  = ln(x*ln(y))
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#4
11 years ago
log[5]x = 3 then x = 5^3 = 125
in general: log[base]x = y then x = base^y
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11 years ago
Let log be log to base 5
log x = 3
x = 5³
x = 125
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