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OpenStudy (anonymous):
They're both too complicated for babies
OpenStudy (alexandervonhumboldt2):
do you mean \[\Huge\bf b^y=x ~~~=>~~ \log_b{x} \]
OpenStudy (racelynn):
Like how in words how are they related to each other?
OpenStudy (vheah):
A logarithmic function is an inverse of an exponential function.
OpenStudy (alexandervonhumboldt2):
=] yeah
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
they both have to do with math
OpenStudy (vheah):
^ Lol
OpenStudy (vheah):
If you graph a log and an exponential function together you'll find that both of them will go on the same directions altering with the domain and range switched for the inverse fun
OpenStudy (vheah):
function*. Like i said, A logarithmic function is an inverse of an exponential function and vice versa.
OpenStudy (vheah):
my bad, both of them will go on different directions* I apologize.
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OpenStudy (tkhunny):
Although it was not the intent of the original development, it has come down to this, Logarithms ARE Exponents. Simple as that.