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log (mnp) = log m + log n + log p

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Answered by Anonymous

log (mnp)=log (mn)+log p
log (mnp)=log m+log n+ log p

Answered by PrateekStar1

I don't really think that its possible but wait an example may be
$log(8) + log(4) + log(4) \\ = log(4 \times 4\times8 ) \\ \\ log(8) + log(4) + log(4) \\ = log(128) \\ \\ thus \: it \: is \: \\ possible \: when \: m \: n \:and \\ \: p \: are \: of \: same \: integers \\ \:as \: in \: this \: case \: is \: 2.$

log(MNP)=log(mn)+log(p)
log(MNP)=log(m)+ log(n)+log(p)

Ashishjii: No , it is possible.

Ashishjii: It is the law for logarithm

PrateekStar1: oh ! i am in 10 , so haven't studied laws yet

Ashishjii: are you in icse board?

Ashishjii: heeyy

Ashishjii: ere you in icse

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