Math, asked by imharshg123, 9 months ago

2 log a + 2 log a^2 + 2 log a^3 + ..... +2 log a^m​

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Answered by Unni007
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Given,

  • 2 log a + 2 log a² + 2 log a³ + ... + 2 log \sf{a^m}

We know,

  • log \sf{a^m} = m log a

Here,

  • We can write log a² as 2 log a and so on.

Therefore,

  • On taking log a common, we get

2 ( 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + . . . . . + n ) log a

We know,

  • Sum of 2n natural numbers is  n ( 2n + 1 )

Therefore,

\boxed{\bold{2 \:log \:a + 2\: log\: a^2 + 2\: log\: a^3 + ... + 2\: log\: a^m  = m\: ( 2m+ 1 )\: log \:a}}

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