SOLUTION: writing in logarithmic form: 2^6=6^4 I tried to do it this way: 6log2=4log6 but i don't know if its correct

SOLUTION: writing in logarithmic form: 2^6=6^4 I tried to do it this way: 6log2=4log6 but i don't know if its correct

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Question 295537: writing in logarithmic form:
2^6=6^4

I tried to do it this way:
6log2=4log6 but i don't know if its correct
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2^6 does not equal 6^4
2^6 = 64
6^4 = 1296

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