Question

13.
n en we the relation
If x=loga-b): y =log la+b): z=logi
between x, y and "z".​

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

log2 : log with base 2 ,

“ ” log3 : log with base 3 ,

“ ” log4 : log with base 4 ,

“ ” log5 : log with base 5 ,

“ ” log6 : log with base 6 ,

···

The base can be any positive real number

not necessarily an integer

. Actually,

from a logical standpoint, working with just one of those logs suffices, because all

others are easily recovered from it. Though the choice of such ‘representative log’ is

arbitrary, for a variety of reasons, the consensus most natural choice is the one with

“base e”:

“ ” ln = loge : natural log .

I will tell you the reason why. But for the time being I treat all of them equally.