Math, asked by koushaldakhera, 10 days ago

p(x) = log 6 + 5 sq ​

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Answered by sbgmanish982
1

Answer:

Answer should be 2ab-1

By BASE CHANGE RULE

Log5(base)4 become log5÷log4

Similarly log6÷log5

Multiply both we get

(Log6×log5)÷(log5×log4)=a×b

log6÷log4=a×b

Log(3×2)÷log4=a×b

(log3+log2)÷2log2=a×b

log3÷2log2+1/2=a×b

Log3÷2log2=ab-1/2

1/2log3÷log2=( 2ab-1)/2

By base change RULE

Log3(base)2=(2ab-1)2/2

Log3(base)2=2ab-1

Answered by Itzpureindian
1

Solve for x log base 6 of x+ log base 6 of x-5=2

log

6

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x

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+

log

6

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5

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=

2

Simplify the left side.

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log

6

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x

2

5

x

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=

2

Rewrite

log

6

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x

2

5

x

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=

2

in exponential form using

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