Question
Fernando wants to rewrite 35=243
as a logarithmic equation. Which number should he use as the value?(1 point)
The value is
.
Incorrect
The solution to an exponential equation will become the value in the logarithmic equation.
as a logarithmic equation. Which number should he use as the value?(1 point)
The value is
.
Incorrect
The solution to an exponential equation will become the value in the logarithmic equation.
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To rewrite the equation \( 35 = 243 \) as a logarithmic equation, you need to express it in the form of \( \log_b(a) = c \).
In this case, for an exponential equation of the form \( b^c = a \), we can rewrite it as \( \log_b(a) = c \).
Here, \( b \) (the base) is 3, \( c \) (the exponent) is 5, and \( a \) (the result of the exponentiation) is 243. Therefore, we can identify the following:
- The base \( b \) is 3.
- The exponent \( c \) is 5.
- The result \( a \) is 243.
So the corresponding logarithmic equation is:
\[
\log_3(243) = 5
\]
Thus, Fernando should use the number **5** as the value when rewriting the equation.
In this case, for an exponential equation of the form \( b^c = a \), we can rewrite it as \( \log_b(a) = c \).
Here, \( b \) (the base) is 3, \( c \) (the exponent) is 5, and \( a \) (the result of the exponentiation) is 243. Therefore, we can identify the following:
- The base \( b \) is 3.
- The exponent \( c \) is 5.
- The result \( a \) is 243.
So the corresponding logarithmic equation is:
\[
\log_3(243) = 5
\]
Thus, Fernando should use the number **5** as the value when rewriting the equation.