prove that question related to log chapter in maths
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Hope u like my process
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Formula to be used
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
___________________________
Proved..
_______________________
Hope this is ur required answer
Proud to help you
AryanLohar:
I think so thats mine answer.
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