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(a) Write the expression in terms of natural logarithms. (Express all logarithmic functions in terms of ln(x) in your answer.)

log_(8.9) \(135\) =

(b) Give a calculator approximation (correct to four decimal places).
log_(8.9) \(135\) ~=

log_8.9135 = ln135/ln8.9 = 2.2439

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