SOLUTION: If log8 (little 8)M= log5 (little 5)7/log5(little 5)8, then M = ?

SOLUTION: If log8 (little 8)M= log5 (little 5)7/log5(little 5)8, then M = ?

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Question 35346: If log8 (little 8)M= log5 (little 5)7/log5(little 5)8, then M = ?
Answer by DavidChandler(2) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I read this as (ignore the extra dots)
If you know the base conversion rule: , then you can see by inspection that in our problem that b = 8, a = 5, and M = 7.
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