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How does expression written in exponential form: 6^log6(x) turn to a logarithm form: 6^log6(x)=x? HELP!
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this is property of log \[\Huge a^{\log_{a}(x)}=x\] where a here is a=6
is it something like: 6^x = y 6^y= x... and then I'm stuck
you can write 6^x=y as \[\Large \log_{6} y=x\]
on my textbook it states, 6^log6(x) 6^log6(x) = y log6y = log6x y=x 6^log6(x) = x
but in the question the log was in the exponent of the base of log 6 so they usualyy gets canceled
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i don't understand why... :(
ohh.. can you please show me a step-by-step? :$
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