Correlation
Can someone please explain why 10^(logx^(0.4)) is x^(0.4)
I don't know where to begin
Thanks
I don't know where to begin
Thanks
10 to the power of log is just the inverse, i dont know how else to explain it
Original post by Teribblestudent
10 to the power of log is just the inverse, i dont know how else to explain it
Hi, as soon as I pressed sent it dawned on me.
Thanks anyway
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