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Find the logarithmic equation.

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The \"\" and\"\" values are related by the equation \"\",

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where \"\" is the slope of the line.

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Use the \"\" and\"\" to find the corresponding values for \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"\"\"\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\"\"\"\"\"
\"\"\"\" \

\"\"

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\"\"
\"\"\"\" \

\"\"

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\"\"
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\"\"

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Find the slope of the line, by using any two values of \"\" and \"\" in the above table.

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Let \"\" and \"\".

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The slope of the line \"\"

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\"\"

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Substitute \"\" in equation \"\".

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\"\".

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The logarithmic equation is \"\".\"\"

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The logarithmic equation is \"\".