SOLUTION: How do I tell exponents and logarithms apart, using a sequence?

SOLUTION: How do I tell exponents and logarithms apart, using a sequence?

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Question 881710: How do I tell exponents and logarithms apart, using a sequence?

Answer by josgarithmetic(39618) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A logarithm IS an exponent. An exponent IS a logarithm. To call the number one term or by the other depends on how you use the term.

(Watch the different senses of the word, "term").
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