log4b>5 help please
this?\[\log_4 b>5\]
there's 2 answers depending on how its written \[\log 4b>5\] vs \[\log_4 b > 5\]
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log by itself is normally considered to be \[\log_{10}\] however i have seen instances where it meant \[\log_{e}\] or the natural log "ln" in a nutshell \[x^{\log_x A}=A\]
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