If x^y = z is there any way to find y if you know x and z?
1 answer:
We make use of to solve for y, when you know x and z
The expression is given as:
x^y = z
The above expression is an exponential expression.
Start by taking the logarithm of both sides
y log(x) = log(z)
Divide both sides by log(x)
Hence, we make use of to solve for y, when you know x and z
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