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\[\log_mn=\frac{ 1 }{ \log_nm }\]
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You want help proving this identity? Do you know the change of base rule?
so log base a of b is log b divided by log a
ok then what
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Can you decompose those two into the change of base?
let me try
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@Miracrown so its \[\log_mn=\log n/\log m\]
right
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how does that become the right side
so now take a look at the other side... 1 / log n of m
a/b = 1 / (b/a), right?
reciprical of the reciprical. Now, 1/(log m / log n), apply the change of base formula - what is log m divided by log n
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