Math, asked by saranshagarwal1902, 2 months ago


If LogpA = LogqA , where p, q, A € N, then is p = q ?

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Answered by Thinkab13
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Answer:

 \sf \log_p A = \log_q A

 \large \frac{\log A}{\log p} = \frac{\log A}{\log q}

 \large \log p = \log q

 \sf{p} = \sf{q}

Answered by Anonymous
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\underline\red{\bold{Explanation}}

\underline\red{\bold{Given}}

• Log pA = Log qA

SOLUTION

 log(pA)  =  log(qA)  \\  \implies \: log(p)  +  log(A) =  log(q)  +  log(A)  \\ \implies log(p)  =  log(q)  \\ \implies \: p  = q

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p = q

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