SOLUTION: How would I put a logarithmic problem on the calculator. For example a problem like 7^1/2=X or log (base)5.625=x

SOLUTION: How would I put a logarithmic problem on the calculator. For example a problem like 7^1/2=X or log (base)5.625=x

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Question 840011: How would I put a logarithmic problem on the calculator. For example a problem like 7^1/2=X or log (base)5.625=x
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If you have a graphing calculator, you can solve equations including logarithms (e.g. nsolve on the TI's). If you have a scientific calculator that only evaluates logs base 10 or e, you might need to use change-of-base.
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