Question

log(4096) as a fraction

Answer 1

3.6123599/1

Answer 2

but as a fraction what would that be

Answer 3

?=log(64)2

Answer 4

4^20* (1/128^4)

Answer 5

I just tried that and it was not correct...it keeps saying it is a fraction

Answer 6

that is a fraction.... hmmm

Answer 7

can you explain how to get it...

Answer 8

There are plenty of ways to write something as a fraction...
Is this under a specific topic on Logarithms like Change of Base?

Answer 9

It says to evaluate the equation without using a calculator...well I'm kind of cheating because I didn't understand the calculator and I'm on this trying to get help because I'm stuck :(

Answer 10

like in the example it says log(81)3=12/4...but I don't know how to get the answer to this one

Answer 11

what is the base of the logarithm?

Answer 12

64^y=2

Answer 13

\(\huge 64^y=2\)
Shoudl be written as \(\large log_{64}2=y\) I think your mistake was to square 64 like this \(\large \log64^2\)

Answer 14

Then get \(\large log(4096)\)

Right method to do it is \(\large log_{64}2=y=\frac{1}{6}\)