Math, asked by robo321r3, 1 year ago

Log[log2{log2(log3 81)}]=0

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Answered by vampire002
19
log(log2(log2(log3 3⁴)))
=log(log2(log2(4log3 3)))
=log(log2(log2 4))
=log(log2(log2 2²))
=log(log2(2log2 2))
=log(log2 2)
=log 1
=0

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Answered by PravinRatta
0

The value of log(log2(log2(log3 81) is 0.

Given:

Th given logarithmic expression is log(log2(log2(log3 81).

To Find:

We need to find the value of the given logarithmic expression.

Solution:

We need to know some formulas of logarithms.

log_{x} \  x^{m} =m

log_{x}\ x =1

Using these formulas we will solve the problem.

=log( log_{2}( log_{2} (log_{3}\ 81)))

=log( log_{2}( log_{2} (log_{3}\ 3^{4} )))

=log( log_{2}( log_{2} (4log_{3}\ 3)))

=log( log_{2}( log_{2} 4))

=log( log_{2}( log_{2} 2^{2} ))

=log( log_{2}( 2log_{2} 2))

=log( log_{2}2)

=log\ 1=0

Therefore the value of the expression  log( log_{2}( log_{2} (log_{3}\ 81))) is 0.

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