Math Help!!!

playaz0429 · 11-12-2003

i need help with my math homework.

ok here goes:

if log, base b,of (x)
B>1
x>0

how does it work,
how do i do it,
and an example

i have to tell something about its inverse relation to exponents.

well, good luck to me mostly, but if you can help by 900 tomorrow morning, sweet!

thanks

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Vinh · 11-12-2003

donate 300 points to me and i'll tell you

sorry...for being an ass....i need to buy a sticky

i have the points but scared cuz sexcivic2k1 is going
to change my title as soon has i use mine

hassoomi · 11-12-2003

hmmm, could you explain it more? i have no idea what you're asking, but here's something i made anyway. i think this is too simple to be what you're asking, though, so clarify and i'll try to help

edit:

haha, yeah, i realized that this IS too damn simple, but it's something to work with...

second edit: going with what the guy whose reply is below this, think of the question mark as a variable........y

okpunk · 11-12-2003

if it is log base b of x
that's the same as y= log base b of x
so that means the inverse is b to the exponent y= x
b^y=x
but it tells you that b is greater than 1 and x is greater than zero
so i'm guessing it wants: (b>1)^ y= (x>0)
What is the problem asking for? Just the inverse? Hope this was of some help

playaz0429 · 11-12-2003

its asking me just how to do it and en example when b is greater than 1 and x is greater then 0.