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examples of base changing formula of logarithms


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Answered by omkar721880
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Answer:

If ax=b , then taking loga of both sides we have x=logab

However, if we take the log of both sides we have logax=logb

⟹xloga=logb

⟹x=logb/loga

And if we substitute x from the beginning, we have:

logab=logb/loga

Answered by sandeepnegi237
0

 log_{b}(x)  =  log_{d}(x) \div  log_{d}(b)

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