Math, asked by sujoy85, 1 year ago

can you plss solve both the parts

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Answered by guptaramanand68
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  \log_{3}(9)  + \log_{3}(3)   \\  =  \log_{3}( {3}^{2} )  +    \log_{3}(3)  \\  = 2  \log_{3}(3)  +  \log_{3}(3)  \\  = 2 + 1 \\  = 3 \\  \\   \log_{5}(125)  \\  =   \log_{5}( {5}^{3} )  \\  = 3  \log_{5}(5)  \\  = 3 \\  \text{so we can conclude}   \log_{3}(9)  +   \log_{ 3}(3)  =   \log_{5}(125)

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The base is not given but I am going to assume base 10(just for the reason it gives pretty simple answer).

3  \log_{10}(5)  -   \log_{10}(50)  + 2  \log_{10}(2)   + 1 \\  =   \log_{10}(5 ^{3} )   +   \log_{10}(50 ^{ - 1} )  +   \log_{10}(2 ^{2} )   +  \log_{10}(10)  \\  =   \log_{10}( {5}^{3} \times  \frac{1}{50}  \times  {2}^{2}  \times 10 )  \\  =   \log_{10}(100)  \\  =   \log_{10}( {10}^{2} )  \\  = 2   \log_{10}(10)  \\  = 2

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