Asked by Kate
Given that log y= log(10xn), make n the subject
NOTE: n is the power
NOTE: n is the power
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Answered by
Reiny
log y= log(10xn)
you claim n is the power.
Did you mean n is the exponent?
Did mean:
log y= log(10x^n) ?
in that case, "antilog" both sides
y = 10x^n
x^n = y/10
log both sides
log x^n = log(y/10)
n logx = logy - log10
n = (logy - 1)/logx
you claim n is the power.
Did you mean n is the exponent?
Did mean:
log y= log(10x^n) ?
in that case, "antilog" both sides
y = 10x^n
x^n = y/10
log both sides
log x^n = log(y/10)
n logx = logy - log10
n = (logy - 1)/logx
Answered by
Kate
Thanks but I just can't understand anything from what uve done
Answered by
Reiny
I just used the fundamental rules of logarithm.
If you are studying logs, then you must know those.
If you are studying logs, then you must know those.
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