SOLUTION: Can;t remember if I ask this or not - but will ask again - THANK YOU How do i wrtie the following in exponential form log2 16 = 4 log2 125 = 3 and how to I write the fo

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log2 16 = 4
~ 16 = 2^4
log2 125 = 3
~ 125 = 2^3 should be 5^3
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10^-1 = 0.1
-1 = log10 0.1
-1 = log 0.1

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The rule is as follows:
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is equivalent to
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So in a = 2, b = 16, and y = 4. Therefore, the equivalent exponential
form is
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Your next problem has a typo or your source of the problem is trying to see if you can catch
the error. You are given that . In this form a = 2, b = 125, and y = 3,
so the "equivalent" exponential form is . But notice that this is not true.
The original problem should be . The equivalent exponential form is
then and this is true.
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Finally you are given the exponential form and are asked to convert it
to logarithmic form. By comparing this given with the exponential rule, you can see that
a = 10, b = 0.1, and y = -1. Substituting these into the logarithmic rule you get the
equivalent form .
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Hope this helps you to understand this conversion process.