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How to find value of log(3.98×10 raise to 2 )without using log table........

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Answered by mansi5556
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Answered by ravilaccs
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Answer:

The value of log(3.98*10^2) =2.5798

Explanation:

log(a.b) = log(a) + log(b)

log(a^b) = b*log(a)

So,

log(3.98*10^2) = log(3.98) + log(10^2)

= log(3.98) - 2*log(10)

Since

log(1) = 0 \\log(2) = 0.3010

log 3 = 0.4771

log 4=0.6020

log(3.98*10^2)

this is of the form log(m*n)=log(m)+log(n)

log(3.98*10^2)=log(3.998)+log(10^2)

the second term is of the form log(a^n)=n*loga

so,

log(3.98*10^2)=log(3.98)+(2∗log(10))

Considering it as log to base 10 since the base is not mentioned

log(3.98*10^2)= 0.5798+(2*1)

=0.5798+(2)

=2.5798

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