Math, asked by dparai0301, 3 months ago

if the logarithm of 27 is 6, what is the base of the logarithm?​

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Answered by unknownuser30272
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Answer:

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suppose the base is x

  log_{x}(27)

now we can rewrite this as ,

log (27)/log(x) = 6

log (27)= 6log(x)

log (27)= log(x⁶)

therefore ,

27= x⁶

x= √(3) ≈ 1.73..

thank u!

Answered by umeshvarshney061
1

Step-by-step explanation:

if \:  {a}^{b}  = c \\ then \:   \:  \: log_{a}c = b

Let base of logarithm be x

 log_{x}27 = 6 \\  {x}^{6}  = 27 \\ x =  \sqrt[6]{27}  \\ x =  \sqrt{3}  = 1.73205(approx)

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