Math, asked by nh0813487, 3 months ago

The logarithmic form of a* = N is
A) a = log N B) x = log N
C) N=log, D) N=log, a
Expanded form of log 15 is
A) log 2 + log 5 B) log 1 + log 5
C) log 3 + log 5 D) log 4 + log 5
Symbol of the null set is
the logarithmic form of ax = n is

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Answered by vishnusdrip
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Q1:

Quick Answer:

B) x = log↓a(N)

Explanation:

Let's take an example of 10² = 100.

A) Applying a=log↓x(N), it would be

10 = log↓2(100)

10 = 6.643.. which is not true.

B) Applying x = log↓a(N), it would be

2 = log↓10(100)

2 = 2, which is true.

C) Cannot apply N = log, since log cannot be

written solely. So, it cannot be true.

D) Applying N= log↓x(a), it would be

100 = log↓2(10)

100 = 3.3219.., which is not true.

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Q2:

Quick Answer:

C) log3 + log5

Explanation:

Using the property log(a × b) = loga + logb, log15 can be written as log(3 × 5) => log3 + log5.

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Q3:

Answer:

Symbol of null set is ∅.

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Q4:

Answer:

I didn't understood the question. Can you write it one more time correctly?

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