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What is the relationship between a square root, exponent, and a logarithm?
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What is the relationship between a
square root, exponent, and a
logarithm?

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Square root is the opposite way of doing the exponent. Exponent you multiply while you are dividing the square root. Logarithms are the “opposite” of exponentials or in other words the inverse of it
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