Given the base-e log, you can always find the log to any other base, with the formula: logbase(x) = loge(x) / loge(base). For example, a computer scientist might be interested in how many bits are needed to express a given positive integer x in binary. In that case, the total number of bits required is log2(x), rounded up to the next higher integer. Write a Java statement that (1) calculates the number of bits required to store variable x’s value and (2) assigns that calculated value into an
intvariable named
bits.
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