Math, asked by sinhagungun04, 9 hours ago

(ii) Prove that
(log 8 + log 27 + log 125)divided by
1 + log 3
= 3.​

Answers

Answered by ritaarjun335
10

Step-by-step explanation:

log(8)  =  log_{2}(3)  \\  \\   log(27) =  log_{3}(3)   \\  \\  log(125)  =  log_{5}(3)  \\  \\  log_{3}(3)  = 1 \\  \\  \frac{1 +  log_{2}(3)  +  log_{5}(3)  }{1 +  log(3) } \\  \\  \frac{1 +  log_{2}(3) +  log_{3}(5)  }{  log_{3}(3) +   log_{3}(1)   }  \\  \\  log_{a}(x)  +   log_{a}(y)  =  log_{a}(xy)  \\  \\  \frac{1 +  log_{2}(3) +  log_{5}(3)  }{ log_{3}(3) = 1 }  = 1 +  log_{2}(3) +  log_{5}(3)

 log_{a}(a)=1

log_{2}(3)+log_{5}(3)=3

so 1+3=4

see the attachment it is done by calculator and it is roughly equal to 4

3.75= approx(4)

swipe the answer left and right to see the remaining portion

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Answered by Saby123
16

Solution :

We have to prove that (log 8 + log 27 + log 125) divided by (1+log 3) is equal to 3.

The base is 10 for all cases.

log 8 = log(2)³ = 3 log 2

log 27 = log(3)³ = 3 log 3

log 125 = log(5)³ = 3 log 5

log 8 + log 27 + log 125

>> 3 log 2 + 3 log 3 + 3 log 5

>> 3( log 2 + log 3 + log 5)

>> 3[ (log 2 + log 5) + log 3]

>> 3[ log10 + log 3]

log 10 is 1 ( as base is 10)

>> 3( 1 + log 3) .

When this is divided by (1+log3) , we get 3 .

Hence Proved

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