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Write the equation in logarithmic form. N^4/3=m. Please show all your steps!!

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Answer:


log_n(m)= (4)/(3)

Explanation:

N^4/3=m


n^(4/3)=m

We need to write the equation in logarithmic form

we take log on both sides


log(n^(4/3))=log(m)

We apply log property to remove the exponent 4/3

As per log property we can move exponent before log

log(a^m) = m log (a)

So our equation becomes


(4)/(3)log(n)=log(m)

Now we divide both sides by log(n)


(4)/(3) =(log(m))/(log(n))

Now we apply change of base formula

log(a)/ log(b)= log_b(a)


(4)/(3) =log_n(m)

So log form is


log_n(m)= (4)/(3)

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