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Write the equation in exponential form.

log4116 = −2

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The answer is
4^(-2)=\frac {1}{16}.


log_4 \frac {1}{16}=-2

The subscript for log is 4, which is the base of the exponent. What the log function is equal to is the exponent, which is -2. Finally the number next to the log is the answer and that is
\frac {1}{16}
User Inverse
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ANSWER

The exponential form is,


(1)/(16) = {4}^( - 2)


Step-by-step explanation

The logarithmic expression given to us is


log_(4)( (1)/(16) ) = - 2


We want to rewrite this in the exponential form,

We take the antilogarithm of both sides to base 4.


This implies that,


{4}^{log_(4)( (1)/(16) )} = {4}^( - 2)


Recall that,


{q}^{log_(q)( p )} = p


This implies that,


(1)/(16) = {4}^( - 2)


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