Which logarithmic graph can be used to approximate the value of y in the equation 4y = 5?
@jdoe0001
hint: \[\Large b^x = y\] converts to \[\Large \log_{b}(y) = x\]
\(\bf {\color{red}{ a}}^y={\color{blue}{ b}}\implies log_{\color{red}{ a}}{\color{blue}{ b}}=y \\ \quad \\ \quad \\ {\color{red}{ 4}}^y = {\color{blue}{ 5}}\implies ?\)
log_(4)5
yeap =y
what would the graph look like?
well.. is a fixed value.... so... just get the constant value for "y" that is, get \(\bf log_45\)
so y = "some constant" means is a horizontal line at that point
I need the graph which is unfortunate bc I keep looking it up and its none of the options
maybe you're looking for a graph that has the root of \[\Large \log_{4}(5)\]
\[\Large \log_{4}(5) = \frac{\log(4)}{\log(5)} \approx 0.86135\]
I need the graph not the answer
hmmm is a constant... thus if you notice jim_thompson5910 's line above y = 0.86135 so that's the line, that's the graph
hmm actaully.... would be \( \log_{4}(5) = \cfrac{\log(5)} {\log(4)}\)
oh right my bad lol
swapped the numbers
using the log change of base rule.... then just graph it, since it's just a constant... is just a horizontal line
that's not an option :/
@jim_thompson5910 please help
well \[\Large \log_{4}(5) = \frac{\log(5)}{\log(4)} \approx 1.160964047\]
unfortunately there are 2 graphs that have a root near 1.160964047 (so it looks like)
which one would you choose @jim_thompson5910
the two choices I mentioned both seem equally likely I have no idea which one I would choose (other than just randomly picking one)
Did you finally got the answer because I'm stuck on it
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