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is it log base 9?
\[log_9(71)=\frac{ln(91)}{ln(9)}\]
uhhh. u mean ln 71?
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i meant \[\frac{ln(71)}{ln(9)}\]
silly me
are you sure it isn't \[log_9(81)=2\] because \[9^2=81\]?
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yes its \[\log_{9} 71\]
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k then use change of base formula as we wrote
change to what
btw you can use \[\frac{log(71)}{log(9)}\] too, it doesn't matter what base you use
oh okayy i get what your saying so the first one is right?
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91 was a typo
yeah
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