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Which is NOT the same as asking: What is the logarithm of 1,296 if the base is 6?

Which is NOT the same as asking: What is the logarithm of 1,296 if the base is 6?
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What is the logarithm of 1,296 if the base is 6?

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Answer: “In the equation q^6=1,296, what is q”

Reason: log=exponent, so whenever you see a log, that means you’re solving for an exponent.
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