On a logarithmic scale, how is the equation S = CAz described?

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On a logarithmic scale, how is the equation S = CA^z described?

Alog C / Z log A = log S

Blog C + Z log A = log S

Clog C x log ZA = log S

D-Z log A – log C = log S

Answer:

On a logarithmic scale, S = CA^z is described as log S = log C + Z log A. Here S = Species richness, A = Area explored, Z = slope of the line (regression coefficient), and C = Y-intercept.

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