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Use change of base:
log (base a) b = log (b) / log (a)
log (base 2) 10 x log (base 10) 2 = Log (base a) Y
log(10) / log(2) x log(2) /log(10) = Log (base a) Y
1 = Log (base a) Y
Y = a^1
Y = a
log (base 2) 10 x log (base 10) 2 = log (base a) y
log(base 2)10 x {[(log(base 2)2]/[log(base 2)10]} = log(base a)y
log (base 2) 2 = log (base a) y
1 = log (base a) y
y = a^1
y = a
log (2) 10 * log *(10) 2 = log (a) y
we'll convert everything to base a:
{ log(a) 10 / log(a) 2 } * {log(a) 2 / log(a) 10} = log(a) y
log(a) y = 1
y = a.
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Use change of base:
log (base a) b = log (b) / log (a)
log (base 2) 10 x log (base 10) 2 = Log (base a) Y
log(10) / log(2) x log(2) /log(10) = Log (base a) Y
1 = Log (base a) Y
Y = a^1
Y = a
log (base 2) 10 x log (base 10) 2 = log (base a) y
log(base 2)10 x {[(log(base 2)2]/[log(base 2)10]} = log(base a)y
log (base 2) 2 = log (base a) y
1 = log (base a) y
y = a^1
y = a
log (2) 10 * log *(10) 2 = log (a) y
we'll convert everything to base a:
{ log(a) 10 / log(a) 2 } * {log(a) 2 / log(a) 10} = log(a) y
log(a) y = 1
y = a.
y = a