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What if the base and root are different? Can you show us one ? For example log 5 as base and power as root 3..

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Log5^125=1250 √3^√4 √5√^10 √1^2^2 √1^√5^√2. 2^2 √1^√1 2^2 (x+2x-2)

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Does the base really not matter, when you want to get 1? I remember having heard that 0^0 is not really defined though it makes Sense saying it also is 1 regarding the behavior, when going to infinity. Remember that it is the same thing with saying that 0^x ist 0, which also find's its weak Point, when you take 0 for x.

If you're getting to the root part, it's 8:36

where is the 2nd part of this simplify Logarithms? I searched through the playlists but couldnt find

Log3^1 =√3 1^1 (x+1x-1)

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So, Log5, 125 means *"how many times I have to power 5 to get 125?"* 5(one)x 5(two)= 25, then 25 x5(three) = 125 *I had to power 5 three times.* Log5, 125= 3

Last problem 7^7/3

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Staring at the problem is bad on a test. It is exponentially' bad (as a function of time), if it is a blank stare. Fellow nerds, 'live long and prosper'.

Good teacher! but, you have to show how to find the power of the logarithm. As you are you using factorizing.

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