since 3^0=1 what is the value of log 3^1
\[\log_{\large3} 1\]For the answer, ask yourself: "What power of 3 results in 1?"
Hint: You are already given the power of 3 which results in 1.
You just need a definition of the logarithm to answer your question.
i got that one already. Can you help me with (1/2)^256 please
i cannot figure out how to enter this in my calculator, but i also would like to know how to do it without my calculator. but for now what would the answer be.
\((\frac12)^{256}\) ??
yes
Can you tell me why do you want to find it? It is a very small number. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%281%2F2%29^256
it is a problem that i am working on in my math lab
exponential form
It depends on abilities of your calculator. Click the link I have given you and see what number it is.
cheesy calculator
cheap
If you dont have an exponent on your calculator, you have to press 0.5x0.5x0.5x...x0.5 256 times. I think it is not worth of it.
so 0.5x256?
or 0.5x0.5x0.5x0.5x256?
128?
No. Not 0.5+0.5+...+0.5. You have to multiply \(\frac12\cdot\frac12\cdot\frac12\cdot\frac12\cdot\frac12\cdots\frac12\) 256 times!!
that would take forever
i dont have all day. lol
Not forever but a long time.
Why do you want to find it? May be there is another problem?
oh gosh, can you help me? do you have a better calculator than me? how do i enter this in a calculator?
Did you go through the link I had given you?
i see no link
oh wolfram. i have that, but how would i enter this in wolfram
(1/2)^256 it will understand
k i got 10^-78 is that right
or is it 8.3636
i mean 8.636
it is \(8.636\cdot10^{-78}\)
now do i simplify that
or is that my final answer
It is the final answer.
k hold on let me type that in my math lab and see if it is correct
nope the answer is y,256
What is the first problem you need to solve?
hold on and i will write everything out
find the exact value of the logarithm without using a calculator, in exponential notation use fact that if a^u=a^v then u=v. log 1/2^256 y=log 1/2^256 change to exponential form. Use the fact that 1/a=a^-1 to rewrite the left side of the equation. (1/2)^y=256 ____=256.
what would i put in this blank
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Hm.. I can't understand the question. I think (1/2)^y=256 is an exponential form.
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