anyone do flvs? Algebra II

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mathmale · Answer

It'd be so much better if you'd please just post your homework problem / question and not use abbreviations such as "flvs" ... I have no idea what that means.

If you'd please post the question now, and do it clearly, either someone else or I will gladly respond.

anonymous · Answer

What is the logarithmic function modeled by the following table?

x	f(x)
4	1
16	2
64	3
 f(x) = log4x

 f(x) = logx4

 f(x) = 4 log10x

 f(x) = x log104

anonymous · Answer

exponential 4 for d

anonymous · Answer

nvm

anonymous · Answer

got it

mathmale · Answer

exponential 4 for d    was not clear at all.
got what?

cwrw238 · Answer

lokks like we are talking about logs to the base 4 here

log4 of 4 = 1
log4 16 = 2       (because 4^2 = 16)
log4 644 = 3

mathmale · Answer

We are looking for a "logarithmic function" modeled by the data in the given table.

@ cwrw238 is correct; he has identified the base of our "logarithmic function."

Let that function be y=(log to the base 4 of) x.

The short way to write that is

y=log    x.
         4