SOLUTION: If the problem is log of some number equal to a number, how do you solve because it isn't log=log.
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Question 826367: If the problem is log of some number equal to a number, how do you solve because it isn't log=log.
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If the problem is log of some number equal to a number, how do you solve because it isn't log=log.
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"some number" = log of the base to the power of that number
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