How do you write $36=1/6^-2$ as a logarithm?

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Answer 1 · 2015-02-09T11:34:05

Well think of it this what to what power must you raise $1/6 to 36:$

So lets frame the logarithm;

$log_(1/6) 36$

The answer to this is of course

$to -2$

How do you write 36=1/6^-236=1/6^-2 as a logarithm?