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Logarithmic Function Manipulation

In 2.9 we found that Nova reaches 10,000 subscribers at t=log⁡1.539.0625t = \log_{1.5} 39.0625, somewhere between 9 and 10, but no calculator has alog⁡1.5a \log_{1.5} key. This note gives the rules that let you rearrange logarithms. One of them, the change of base formula, finally lets you compute that number.

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  1. 01The Three Rules
  2. 02Using the Rules With Known Values
  3. 03Expanding a Logarithm
  4. 04Condensing Into One Logarithm
  5. 05Change of Base
  6. 06What the Rules Say About Graphs
  7. 07Practice
  8. 08Key Takeaways

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