Clement Cheng's answer to James's Malaysia question.
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2nd question. Hope this helps.
Date Posted:
6 years ago
Why need to change the base to base 2 in the left side
I didn't change the base on the left side. The right side change to base 2, so I can remove the log in the end.
You can also do for the right hand side:
log(base4)2 = log(base4)4^(1/2)
= (1/2)log(base4)4 = 1/2
You can also do for the right hand side:
log(base4)2 = log(base4)4^(1/2)
= (1/2)log(base4)4 = 1/2
Can I change the log base to base 2 by seeing the power on the base in the right side to remove the log.for example , I use this question.can I change the base to 2 by seeing the power 2 on the top of the base 4 in the right side
Why does the base have a power?
The base is changed to 2 so that it becomes (log(base2)2) / (log(base2)4) which is 1/2
Is the picture that I sent is correct
The answer
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Thank you Clement Cheng for explaining it patiently to me
I will send you message you if I got any other questions.can i
The numbers after the base is not it's power. They should be just normal numbers.
i.e. log(base4)2 and not log(base4)^2
i.e. log(base4)2 and not log(base4)^2
No problem glad to help
Oh.i understand now.thank you
Clement, are you free now? I got another question
U also can send me the answer tomorrow
You can send me now.
I already posted it in asking section
Em can I ask if it's 9^(log(base3)x) or
9 * (log(base3)x) ?
9 * (log(base3)x) ?
I think it is the second statement
9*(log(base3)x)=4
I would like to ask how to do the second statement
Can you show me how to do the second statement
U can also send me tomorrow
Goodnight
Ok. Goodnight.
Ok
Clement can you help me to solve my question
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