Math, asked by BRAINLYKING38, 9 months ago


 {a}^{ \frac{logb(logb \: x)}{log \: a} }
find the value it is important ​

Answers

Answered by ITzBrainlyGuy
2

QUESTION:

 {a}^{ \frac{  \log(b)(  \log_{b}(x) )}{  \log(a) } }

ANSWER:

Using

log_b(a) = log(a)/log(b)

 =  {a}^{  \frac{  \log(b)  \times  \frac{ \log(x) }{ \log(b) } }{  \log(a) } }

log(b) get cancelled

 =  {a}^{ \frac{  \log(x) }{  \log(a) } }

We know that

log (a)/log (b) = log_b (a)

 =  {a}^{  \log_{a}(x) }

Using

 {x}^{  \log_{x}(y) }  = y

 = x

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LOGARITHMS

Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer:

a {}^{ log(b)(  log_{b}(x) )  \div  log(a)  }  = x

Step-by-step explanation:

a {}^{ log(b)(  log_{b}(x)  \div  log(a)   }  \\ we \: know \: that \\  =  >  log_{a}(b)  =  log(b) \div  log(a)   \\  =  > a {}^{ log(b) log(x ) \div  log(b)  \div  log(a) }  \\  =  > a {}^{ log(x) \div  log(a)  } \\  =  >  a {}^{ log_{a}(x) } \\ we \: know \: that \\  =  > x^{  log_{x}(y) }   = y \\  =  > a {}^{ log_{a}(x) }  = x

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