Math, asked by manojdalai198, 11 months ago

log(a-9)+log a=1 then find the value of "a"

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Answered by Prakhar2908
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Given,



log(a-9)+log a=1



To find,



The value of a



Main solution :



We know that,



log m + log n = log mn



This is called product law.



Using this law,



log (a-9)(a)=1



log a^2-9a=1



We know,



1 = log 10



Substituting this value of 1 in above equation:-



log a^2-9a=log 10



Cancelling logs from LHS and RHS, we get :-



{a}^{2}- 9a=10



 {a}^{2}- 9a-10 = 0



 {a}^{2}+ a - 10a - 10 = 0



a(a + 1)- 10(a + 1) = 0



(a + 1)(a - 10) = 0



Now , a = -1 or 10



The base of a logarithm is a positive no.



So, we will take positive value of a.



a=10(Ans)


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