Posted by Chris on Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at 12:28am.
What is the base of your logarithms? 10? Are you supposed to evaluate a ?
I don't see how to get a = 0.963
are you solving for a ?
log 4/log a = .321
log a = log 4/.321
log a = 1.875576
a = 10^1.875576
= 75.089
check
log 4/log 75.089 = .321
Is your question evaluate a given that log4/loga=0.321?
if that's the case, then the answer is wrong.
Yeah, it was to solve for A.
I assumed it was to multiply by 3. Seeing as 4^3 = 64.
log(sub a) 4 = .321
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