SOLUTION: I am not sure how to go about this, it was listed in a solution and there is alot of assumptions on the readers behalf or atleast mine.
nlog(base4)n=log(base2)4*nlog(base2)n=2nl
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nlog(base4)n=log(base2)4*nlog(base2)n=2nl
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Question 13926: I am not sure how to go about this, it was listed in a solution and there is alot of assumptions on the readers behalf or atleast mine.
nlog(base4)n=log(base2)4*nlog(base2)n=2nlog(base2)n
There is a base change from 4 to 2 and I am getting hung up on this one.
nlog(base4)=n(log(base 2)n/log(base 2)4)= n(log(base 2)n-log(base 2)4)=
nlog(base 2)n - nlog(base 2)4
is what I have tried and they don't look the same. Could you please help.
Thanks in advance.
Michael Found 2 solutions by longjonsilver, MelanieBCC:Answer by longjonsilver(2297) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! sorry,
you have 3 expressions on your first line, with 2 "=" signs. This is throwing me. Just quote the question, as given to you please.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! this is not the answer, but may help you find it...
change of base formula (to convert base to common base 10):
(x and a are positive real numbers, neither = 1)
NOTE: do not simplify to
I hope this helps!
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