So I know that
$$a = e^\frac{\log_2(x)}{\ln x}$$.
(I couldn't find a link for formatting help, I'm sorry - 2 is the base, ^ = power).
Is there anyway to calculate a out of this?
Thanks.
So I know that
$$a = e^\frac{\log_2(x)}{\ln x}$$.
(I couldn't find a link for formatting help, I'm sorry - 2 is the base, ^ = power).
Is there anyway to calculate a out of this?
Thanks.
By definition : $\log_2 x=\dfrac{\ln x}{\ln 2}$
Therefore your expression boils down to $a=e^{1/\log(2)}$ but it cannot be simplified further.