Math, asked by ahadkhan630, 11 months ago

find x, if 2log3 + 1/2log4 - log2 = log x

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Answered by madhulathahoney2026
5

Answer:

log3=0.47

log4=0.60

log2=0.30

2(0.47)+1/2(0.60)-0.30=logx

0.94+1/2(0.60-0.30)=logx

0.94+1/2(0.30)=logx

0.94+0.15=logx

1.09=logx

log(1.09)=x

x=0.03

Answered by Anonymous
22

Question :

Find the value of x,if

2log3 +1/2 log 4 - log 2= logx

Properties of Logarithm:

1) log \: x {}^{n}  = n \: logx

2) log(a)  +  log(b)  =  log(ab)

3) log(a)  -  log(b)  =   log( \frac{a}{b} )

Solution :

We have to find the value of x ,if

2 log(3)  +  \frac{1}{2}  log(4)  -  log(2)  =  log(x)

use property of logx{}^{n}=nlogx

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 \implies log(3 {}^{2} )  +  log(4 {}^{ \frac{1}{2} } )  -  log(2)  =  log(x)

 \implies \:  log(9)   +  log(2)  -  log(2)  =  log(x)

 \implies \:  log(9)  =  log(x)

⇒on camparing x = 9

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More logarithm Properties :

1) log_{a {}^{n} }(x)  =  \frac{1}{n}  log_{a}(x)

2) log_{a}(b)  =  \frac{1}{ log_{b}(a) }

3)  log_{a}(b)  =  \frac{ log_{e}(b) }{ log_{e}(a) }

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