Asked by Anonymous

How to find the inverse of y = log(4)x^2

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Answered by Damon
x = 2log4 y

log4 y = (x/2)
4^log4 y = 4^(x/2)

y = 4^.5x
Answered by Anonymous
So I have to simplify and then get the exponential?
Answered by Steve
4^.5x = (4^.5)^x = 2^x

This is easy to see, since log_4(x^2) = 2log_4(x) = log_2(x)
Answered by Anonymous
Thanks to both!

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