log(sub)9 81
\[\log_{9} 81\]
Do you mind explaining or showing me how to do this?
\[\huge \log_9 81 \implies \log_9 (9^2)\] does that help?
\[\huge Log_{9}81=Log_{9}9^2=2Log_{9}9=2\times1=2\]
\[\huge \color{red}{Log_aa^2 = 2 \times 1 = 2}\]
or simply \[\huge \log_a a^b = b \quad \ddot \smile\]
a=9 here..
Evaluate is to simplify?
yep :D
evaluate usually means "find the value"
\[\huge \smile \]
Hm... im still a bit confused. Was never good with logs
Is the answer \[\log_{9}9^2=2 \]
hmm i have an idea :) try to go here @hy123 http://openstudy.com/updates/4fa45f8fe4b029e9dc34e0b5 then tell me what you think :D
and yes that's right
\[\Huge Log_a(a)^b = b \times Log_aa\] \[\huge Log_a a = 1\]
Igbasallote, if it gives me the equation and say evalutae. What would the answer be?
the answer would be 2..like you said
oh wait..in a different thing?
oh lol! i got confused sorry thanks
So basically \[\log_{9}81=2 \]
yup
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@lgbasallote when i use equation editor it gets entered to next line..
but when there is an "x" or any other variable and the instruction is "evaluate" then you will solve for the value of x
@waterineyes do you mean to ask how to write \(\LaTeX\) in line with usual text?
Meaning: Suppose I want to write "y" with keyboard(normally) but other thing like = 4 by using equation editor then its get entered and i get: y =4 How to write them in line??
Yes you mean the right.. I want to write normal text and LATEX in a line..
hmm...let's talk in DM...my latex is malfunctioning
DM??
direct messaging
I try to write usual text with \( LATEX\) So I have done it..
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