SOLUTION: Given that
ln a = 2 and ln b = 4
, use the change of base formula to find
loga(b^8).
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Question 526996: Given that
ln a = 2 and ln b = 4
, use the change of base formula to find
loga(b^8).
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Given that
ln a = 2 and ln b = 4
use the change of base formula to find
loga(b^8).
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loga(b^8)=ln b^8/ln a=8ln b/ln a=8*4/ln b=32/2=16
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