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m=log_{s}(a)

Solution

m = lo g_{s} (a)

Solution

s = e^{\frac{l n ( a )}{m}}

Solution steps

m = lo g_{s} (a)

Apply log rules

m = \frac{ln ( a )}{ln ( s )}

Multiply both sides by

ln (s)

m ln (s) = \frac{ln ( a )}{ln ( s )} ln (s)

Simplify

m ln (s) = ln (a)

Divide both sides by

m

ln (s) = \frac{ln ( a )}{m}

Apply log rules

s = e^{\frac{l n ( a )}{m}}

Popular Examples

log_{4}(x+2)+log_{4}(x-1)=1

lo g_{4} (x + 2) + lo g_{4} (x - 1) = 1

ln (x) + ln (4) = 1

log_{2}(-5x+10)=2

lo g_{2} (- 5 x + 10) = 2

ln(x^9)-ln(x^3)=6

ln (x^{9}) - ln (x^{3}) = 6

ln(x+1)-ln(x-1)=2

ln (x + 1) - ln (x - 1) = 2

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the answer to m=log_{s}(a) ?
The answer to m=log_{s}(a) is s=e^{(ln(a))/m}