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What is p(t)=-log_10(t)^.5 in exponential form

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Answer:


10^(-p\left(t\right))=t^(\left(0.5\right))

Explanation:

Given equation is
p\left(t\right)=-\log_(10)t^\left(0.5\right)

Now question says to write that in exponential form.

So we can use the following conversion formula:


\log_ca=b\ \Rightarrow c^b=a


p\left(t\right)=-\log_(10)t^\left(0.5\right)


-p\left(t\right)=\log_(10)t^\left(0.5\right)


\log_(10)t^\left(0.5\right)=-p\left(t\right)

Apply conversion formula


p\left(t\right)=-\log_(10)t^\left(0.5\right)\ \Rightarrow 10^(-p\left(t\right))=t^(\left(0.5\right))


10^(-p\left(t\right))=t^(\left(0.5\right))

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