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Part 1: Given log a b = x, replace the variables a and b with integers of your choice. (2 points) Part 2: Show your work to solve the logarithm you created using the change of base formula. (4 points) Part 3: Provide the solution. (2 points)
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\[\log_{2}8=x \]\[2^x=8\]\[2^x=2^3\]\[x=3\]
that is good but it is not the change of base formula. you can write \[\log_5(100)=\frac{\log(100)}{\log(5)}=\frac{2}{\log(5)}\] and then solve with a calculator
i missed that re. change of base
Where did you get the 2 from? @satellite73
\(\log(100)=2\iff 10^2=100\)
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