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Asked by YOUNG FAITH

if Log10^a=4 what is a
8 years ago

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Answered by Steve
recall that log and ^ are inverse operations:

10^(log x) = x
log(10^x) = x

so, now you can do

10^(log_10(a)) = 10^4
a = 10^4

8 years ago
Answered by Henry
Log10^a = 4.
10^a = 4,
a = 4.
8 years ago

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