For \(a,c>0,\ a,c\ne1\) and \(b>0\),
\(\log_a b=\dfrac{\log_c b}{\log_c a}\)
Example
\(\log_2 5=\dfrac{\log_7 5}{\log_7 2}\)
\(\log_{11}2=\dfrac{\log_p2}{\log_p11}\), where \(p>0,\ p\ne1\).
Take note
For \(x,y>0,\ x,y\ne1\), the reciprocal identity is
\(\log_x y=\dfrac1{\log_y x}\)
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