How would I find..... see comments
\[\log_{7}42= \]
we can simplify your expression as follows: \[\log _{7}42=\log _{7}7+\log _{7}6=1+\log _{7}6\]
Ok and that should give you the same answer as the change of base formula?
yes I think so, since even if we change the base, the final result has to be the same
okay so i would subtract the log7(6) and get log7(7)=1 then what?
in order to get the result of your expression, we can compute log_7(6) using, for example, Windows calculator
oh ok
sorry, we have to change the base of our logarithm from 7 to 10, first
ahh see thats where you lost me. so Ill just stick with the change of base formula for this test...
in order to that, we can apply the subsequent formula: \[{\log _{10}}6 = \frac{{{{\log }_7}6}}{{{{\log }_7}10}}\]
sorry I gave you the wrong formula, here is the right formula:
\[{\log _7}6 = \frac{{{{\log }_{10}}6}}{{{{\log }_{10}}7}}\]
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