Math, asked by Anonymous, 5 hours ago

Find the value of :-

  \\ \boxed{ \sf  log_{3}(2).   log_{4}(3) . log_{5}(4) ... log_{11}(10) .  log_{2}(11)  }\\

Topic - Logarithm ​

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Answered by AestheticSky
58

 \maltese \:  \large \underline{ \pmb {\orange{{ \frak{ Base\: Changing \:  Property :  - }}}}}

 \\\leadsto  \underline { \boxed{ \pink{{ \frak{  log_{b}(a)   =  \dfrac{ log(a) }{ log(b) }} }}}} \bigstar\\

 \maltese \:  \large \underline{ \pmb {\orange{{ \frak{ Required \:  Solution :  - }}}}}

The first step is to apply the base changing property in all the individual Logarithmic expression.

 \\   : \implies \sf  \frac{ log(2) }{ log(3) }  \times  \frac{ log(3) }{ log(4) }  \times  \frac{ log(4) }{ log(5) } . \: . \: . \: . \: . \:  \frac{ log(10) }{ log(11) }  \times  \frac{ log(11) }{ log(2) }  \\

  • Observe the pattern, we have got the reciprocal of each log in its consecutive multiple.

 \\   :  \implies \sf  \dfrac{ log(2) }{ log(2) }  \\

 \\   : \implies  {\boxed{ \pink{{\sf 1}}}} \bigstar \\

hence, our required Answer is 1.

Answered by Anonymous
53

\underline{\purple{\ddot{\MasterRohith}}}

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