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If b^p = N, then which of the following is true? log_b N = p log_p N = b log_N b =p N^1/b = p Not that familiar with log stuff, could someone assist me?
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If you have time, see https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/logarithms-tutorial/logarithm_basics/v/logarithms logs "undo" exponents. if you have \[ a^b = c \\ \text{ take the log base a of both sides}\\ \log_a(a^b) =\ \log_a(c) \\ b = \log_a(c) \]
Oh. I think I understand so. \[b^p = N\] \[\log_b b^p = \log_b N\] \[p = \log_b N\]
Yes.
Thank you both.
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