What does log2 represent without a base? How is calculation done with such two expressions?
How do we formulate two expressions of log with same base but different coefficients? Like 2log 10(base) 25/7 + log 10(base) 16.
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without base the base means ' e ' it is an irrational number which is thought to be between 2 and 3.
2log 10 25/7 = log 10 625/49
log 10 625/49 + log 10 16 = log 10 (625*16)/49
2log 10 25/7 = log 10 625/49
log 10 625/49 + log 10 16 = log 10 (625*16)/49
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bytheWay, i also read in WB board. but i cant say my class
Why not
Well I guess you read in class 12, isn't it so?
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when there's no base, that can mean two things.
1. the base is 10 (for algebra)
2. the base is e (for calculus)
well e is a constant just like π
now the next question's answer is in the picture.
1. the base is 10 (for algebra)
2. the base is e (for calculus)
well e is a constant just like π
now the next question's answer is in the picture.
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Well, hour way of answering is absolutely better but as I had said swarna rup that I will mark him brainliest if he answers all my questions in comments, i had to mark him.
Thank you.
Well, as we have not learned calculus, then the nase is 10. Right?
Base and not nase
yup. and there's another thing. when the base is e. suppose log e (base) something. we can also say it as ln something
of course u can get the ln term in calculators
yeah
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