Math, asked by girinadhm, 4 hours ago

" Find the mid point of AB, where A(log2^8,log2^25)
and B(log10^10,log(10^100)​

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Answered by allysia
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Answer:

\\\tt   ( 2 ,   log_{4}(100) )

Step-by-step explanation:

Coordinates of A:

 \\\tt (log_{2}(8),  log_{2}(25) ) \\ =  \ \ \tt(3,  log_{2}(25) )

Coordinates of B:

\\\tt (log_{10}(10),  log_{10}(100) )  \\\tt  = (1,  2 )

Mid point is given by:

\\\tt ( \frac{x_{1}+x_{2} }{2} , \frac{y_{1}+y_{2} }{2})

Using that here,

\\\tt ( \frac{3+1 }{2} , \frac{ log_{2}(25)  + 2}{2 }) \: \\\tt ( 2 , \frac{ log_{2}(25)  + 2}{2 })

You can and the answer here or go on collapse y into a single log as shown

\\\tt ( 2 , \frac{ log_{2}(25)  +  log_{2}(4) }{ log_{2}(4) }) \\\tt =  ( 2 , \frac { log_{2}(100)   }{ log_{2}(4) })  \\\tt =  ( 2 ,   log_{4}(100) )

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