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22¾ can be solved using logarithms. If we use base 10 logs we start with log10(22).

log(22¾)=¾log10(22)=1.006817 approx. Now we do the "antilog" of 1.006817, which is 101.006817=10.1582 approx. So 22¾=10.1582.

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