I the problem is: evaluate log14(21), then use the change of base formula to get: log10(21) / log10(14)
which is equivalent to log(21) / log(14).
You can also use natural logs to get ln(21) / ln(14).
Notice that the number (21) goes into the numerator and the base (14) goes into the denominator.
I the problem is: evaluate log14(21), then use the change of base formula to get: log10(21) / log10(14)
which is equivalent to log(21) / log(14).
You can also use natural logs to get ln(21) / ln(14).
Notice that the number (21) goes into the numerator and the base (14) goes into the denominator.