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The logarithm of a number to the base V2 is k. What is its logarithm to the base 2v2 ?​

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Answer:


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = (1)/(3)k

Explanation:

Given

Let the number be X

From the first statement, we have:


log_(\sqrt 2) X = k

Required

Find
log_(2\sqrt 2) X


log_(\sqrt 2) X = k

using the following law of logarithm


log_ab = n, b=a^n

So:


log_(\sqrt 2) X = k


X = √(2)^k

Substitute:
X = √(2)^k in
log_(2\sqrt 2) X


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = log_(2\sqrt 2) ( √(2)^k)


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = klog_(2\sqrt 2) √(2)

Apply the following law:


log_ab = (log\ b)/(log\ a)


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k\frac{log\ \sqrt 2}{log\ {2\sqrt 2}}

Express the square roots as power


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k\frac{log\ 2^(1)/(2)}{log\ {2 * 2^(1)/(2)}}


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k\frac{log\ 2^(1)/(2)}{log\ {2^(3)/(2)}}

using the following law of logarithm


log_ab = n, b=a^n


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k((1)/(2)log\ 2)/((3)/(2)log\ 2)}


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k((1)/(2))/((3)/(2))}

Rewrite as:


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k * (1)/(2) /(3)/(2)


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k * (1)/(2) *(2)/(3)


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = k * (1)/(1) *(1)/(3)


log_(2\sqrt 2) X = (1)/(3)k

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