Math, asked by madriver987, 8 months ago

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2 to the power of 2+log3base2=?​

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Answered by sharmaa8466
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Answered by sehajpalamit
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Answer:

How do I solve 2 to the power (2+log 3 to the base 2)?

If I’m not wrong it is something like this

2^(2 + log 3 to the base 2)

So OK let’s start.

2^(2+log 3 to the base 2)

we can write it as

2^(log4 to the base 2 + log 3 to the base2)——————-{log 4 to the base 2 = 2}

=2^(log(4 *3) to the base 2)

=2^(log 12 to the base 2)

=12^(log 2 to the base 2)

=12^1

=12

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