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Plz explain that how can we simplify log4X as: log4X = log2X / log2 4

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Plz explain that how can we simplify log4 X as: log4 X = log2 X / log2 4

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asked Sep 24, 2015 in BASIC MATH by anonymous

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The logarithmic expression is .

Change of base formula for any positive number , : .

Consider .

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