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Log 6 (1/36)

6 is the base. How to evaluate this?

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We can write the argument of the logarithm as a power of 6:


\log_6\frac1{36}=\log_6\frac1{6^2}=\log_66^(-2)

Then using the property that
\log_ba^n=n\log_ba, we get


\log_6\frac1{36}=-2\log_66

and since
6=6^1, we have
\log_66=1, so the value of this expression is simply -2.

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