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Write log3 6 as a logarithm of base 2. (1 point)


log base 2 of 3 over log base 2 of 6
log base 2 of 6 over log base 2 of 3
log base 3 of 2 over log base 6 of 2
log base 6 of 2 over log base 3 of 2

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The answer would be log base 2 of 6 over log base 2 of 3

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Answer:

Log base 2 of 6 over log base 2 of 3

Explanation:

In order to make a change of base of a logarithm, we apply this principle:


log_(a)b = (log_(c)b)/(log_(c)a)

Where:

a: current base of the logarithm [in this case a = 3]

b: argument of the logarithm [in this case b = 6]

c: new base of the logarithm [in this case c = 2]

Applying this principle in this exercise, we have:


log_(3)6 = (log_(2)6)/(log_(2)3)

This quotient of logarithms can be expressed as:

Log base 2 of 3 over log base 2 of 6

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