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find the logarithm log4(256)
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Power rule will make it simple.
\[\log_4(256)\]
And the power rule says: \[\log(a)^m = m \log(a)\]
So, you can write \(256\) as \(4^4\)
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\[\log_4(256) = \log_4(4)^4 \implies \color{green}{4} \log_4(4)\]
and one more thing: \[\log_a(a) = 1\]
So: \[\log_4(4) = 1\]
So, at last you have: \[\color{blue}{\log_4(256) = 4}\]
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