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Given that \[\log_34=1.26,find~the~value~of~each~of~the~following.\] \[a)\log_\sqrt{3}36\]
36 = 4 *9 9 = 3^2
is it like this?\[=\frac{ \log_336 }{ \log_3\sqrt{3} }\]
i think that works 2 changing bases
\[=\frac{ \log_39\times~\log_34 }{ \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }\log_33 }\]
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\[\huge 36=2^23^2=2^2\sqrt3^4\] is a start
or better yet just \[36=4\times \sqrt3^3\] take the log base \(\sqrt3\) of that one, expand as a sum of logs and you get it quickly
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