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Change of base formula \[\log_{5}100 = \frac{log_{10}100}{log_{10}5} = \frac{2}{log_{10}5}\] Does the base always have to be 10 when doing the change of base formula? or could be something else?
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could be any base > 0
So using base 10 is just more convenient if I'm using a calculator right?
yep... try this with ln instead of log base 10... you'll find they have the same answer.
Alright, thanks! :D
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