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now in this lesson we're going to focus on converting logarithmic expressions into exponential equations so consider this logarithmic expression log base 3 of 9 is equal to 2. how can you convert it from logarithmic form to exponential form well here is the generic equation let's say if we have log base a of b is equal to c a raised to the c is equal to b so this is the equivalent expression in exponential form so likewise three raised to the second power is equal to nine so we can write it as three squared is equal to nine now it's your turn convert the following logarithmic expression into its exponential form and you can try this one as well 4 raised to the third power is equal to 64. so that's how you can write it in exponential form eight raised to the second power is equal to 64. and so we can write it like this now what about the reverse let's say if we have an equation in exponential form convert it to logarithmic form try these three examples feel free to pause the video so t...
