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prove that log 8 to the base 8 divided by log 16 to the base 9× log 10 to the base 4 = 3log 2 to the base 10​

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Answered by shristipal
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Answer:

log 8 base 2+log 8 base 4+log 8base 16.

By change of bases, we can write log a base b as log a base x divided by log b base x.

log 8 base 2 can be written as log 2^3 base 2 divided by log 2 base 2 ...(*)

log 8 base 4 = log 2^3 base 2 divided by log 2^2 base 2 ...(**)

log 8 base 16 = log 2^3 base 2 divided by log 2^4 base 2 ...(***)

By the rule, log a ^m = m log a,

(*) can be written as 3log 2 base 2 divided by log 2 base 2 ..(****)

(**) can be written as 3log 2 base 2 divided by 2 log 2 base 2 ..(*****)

(***) can be written as 3log 2 base 2 divided by 4 log 2 base 2 ..(*****)

Taking 3 log 2 base 2 as common,

3 log 2 base 2{ (1/log 2 base 2 )+(1/2 log 2 base 2 )+(1/ 4 log 2 base 2 )}

we know that log a base a is equal to 1.

therefore, 3{ 1 + (1/2)+(1/4)}

on simplifying, we get,21/4

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