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Log 4 base √2
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Answered by Anonymous
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Solution :-

 \text{Let }  \tt log_{ \sqrt{2} }4 = x

Writing it in exponential form

 \implies  \tt (\sqrt{2})^{x}  = 4

[ Because, if log N to the base a = x then a^x = N ]

It can be written as

 \implies  \tt  \bigg(2^{ \dfrac{1}{2} }  \bigg)^{x}  = 4

 \implies  \tt  2^{ \dfrac{x}{2} }   = 4

[ Because (a^m)^n = a^(mn) ]

 \implies  \tt  2^{ \dfrac{x}{2} }   =  {2}^{2}

Since bases are equal we can equate powers

 \implies  \tt   \dfrac{x}{2} = 2

 \implies  \tt   x = 4

 \implies  \tt    log_{ \sqrt{2} }4  = 4

Therefore the value of log 4 to the base √2 is 4.

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