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What is 144^1/2=12 written in logarithmic form

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Answer:


\log_(144)(12)=(1)/(2)

Explanation:

First step identify the base. The base is 144.

The exponent is the logarithm.

The number not mentioned is the one that goes inside.

In other words
a^x=b is equivalent to
log_a(b)=x

There are some restrictions on what a and b can be.

You read
log_a(b)=x as log base a of b equals x

x is the exponent

a is the base

So we have log base 144 of 12 equals 1/2


\log_(144)(12)=(1)/(2)

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