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if log s-log pie =2log2+2logr,express the relation between s and r free from logarithms

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Answered by Anonymous
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♠️ We'll be using three important formulas of logarith

✔️\blue{ log(a) - log(b)\:=\:log(a/b)}

✔️\blue{ log(a) + log(b)\:=\:log(ab)}

✔️\blue{ e^{log(x)}\:= x}

✔️\blue{ n log(x)\:= log(x^{n})}

♠️ \bold{ log(s) - log(\pi)\:=\:2log(2)+2log(r)}

=>\bold{ log(s) - log(\pi)\:=\:2(log(2)+log(r))}

⏺️ Using properties

=>\bold{ log(s/ \pi)\:=\:2(log(2r))}

=>\bold{ log(s/ \pi)\:=\:(log(2r)^{2})}

=> \bold{ log(s/ \pi)\:=\:(log 4(r)^{2})}

⏺️ Taking antilog or ( e ) both sides

=> \bold{ e^{log(s/ \pi)}\:=\:e^{(log 4(r)^{2})}}

=> \bold{ s/ \pi \:=\:4(r)^{2}}

=> \boxed{ s\:= 4 \pi r^{2}}

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Answered by Anonymous
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log s-log pie =2log2+2logr

log(s/π) = 2 ( log 2 + log r )

log (s/π) = 2log(2r)

log(s/π) = log ( 2r)^2

log(s/π) = log ( 4 r^2 )

s/π = 4 r^2

s = 4 π r^2
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