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Given y = 1/3 * log (2x) which of the following represents the logarithmic equation rewritten into exponential form?

Given y = 1/3 * log (2x) which of the following represents the logarithmic equation-example-1
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A logarithmic equation can be rewritted as an exponential, as follows:


\log _ab\text{ = c }\Rightarrow\text{ }a^c=\text{ b}

Given the equation:


\begin{gathered} y\text{ = }(1)/(3)\log (2x) \\ 3y\text{ = log(2x)} \end{gathered}

It can be rewritten into exponential form, as follows:


10^(3y)=2x

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