What conclusions can we draw about c in the logarithmic properties of a and b?

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$$\log_{b}\left({a}\right) =c ,0<a<1<b$$
What can you conclude about c? explain.
 
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cherikana said:
$$\log_{b}\left({a}\right) =c ,0<a<1<b$$
What can you conclude about c? explain.

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