Math, asked by chandnirohra84, 10 months ago

Is (logx) ^n = nlogx?

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Answered by somu9885

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no (logx)^n=nlogx

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Answered by 217him217

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Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

log(x^n) = nlogx. this is right....

not (logx) ^n = nlogx this is wrong

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