Logarithm problem:Could you please help me to solve part B?
Gaurav Adhikari , 5 Years ago
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Aditya Gupta
Last Activity: 5 Years ago
this is an easy ques.
first we know the standard formula logbc/logba= logac
so if c= logbN
then logb(logbN)/logba= loga(logbN)
now there is another standard formula a^(logac)= c
so, answer is c, which is equal to logbN.
kindly approve and try to ask maths ques in math section instead of general physics
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