I need to rewrite these statement using exponents instead of logs and am uncertain if I did them right. a) log 4 = 0.602 b) ln(0.646) = - 0.437

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I need to rewrite these statement using exponents instead oflogs and am uncertain if I did them right.
a)

\log 4 = 0.602

b)

\ln (0.646) = - 0.437

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Marshall Mcpherson

Answered 2022-08-02 Author has 11 answers

Because

\log_{a} (x) = y

means

a^{y} = x

a)

10^{.602} = 4

b)

e^{- .437} = .646

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