Math, asked by sakshi7839, 9 hours ago

log x + log y = log xy

(is this correct) ?​

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Answered by AestheticSky
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Required Answer :-

Yes. The given expression is correct

  • log x + log y = log xy ✔️

When we don't have any base. It is assumed that the base is 10.

Extra Knowledge :-

Properties Of Logarithmic expressions :-

 \bullet \quad \sf   log_{b}(1)  = 0 \\  \\  \bullet \quad \sf  log_{b}(b )  = 1 \\  \\  \bullet \quad \sf  log_{e} \: x  =  lnx \\

 \\  \bullet \quad \sf  log_{ {b}^{q} }( {a}^{p} )  =  \dfrac{p}{q}  \times  log_{b}(a)  \\

 \\  \bullet \quad \sf  log_{b}(a)  =  \dfrac{ log_{x}(a) }{ log_{x}(b) }  \\

 \\  \bullet \quad \sf  log(x)  -  log(y)  =  log \bigg( \dfrac{x}{y} \bigg )  \\

 \\  \bullet \quad \sf  {a}^{ log_{b}(c) }  =  {c}^{ log_{b}(a) }  \\

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