Write 2logx+3log 4+log2 as a single logarithm
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Given:-
2logx+3log 4+log2
To find :-
Write 2logx+3log 4+log2 as a single logarithm ?
Solution :-
Given that :
2logx+3log 4+log2
We know that
log a^m = m log a
=> log x² + log 4³ + log 2
=> log x² + log (4×4×4) + log 2
=> log x² + log 64 + log 2
We know that
log ab = log a + log b
=> log (x²×64×2)
=> log 128x²
Answer:-
The single logarithm of the given problem is
log (128x²)
Used formulae:-
- log a^m = m log a
- log ab = log a + log b
Points to know :-
- a^x =N => log N (a) = x
Where (a) is the base
- log a/b = log a - log b
- log a (a) = 1
- log 1 = 0
- Common logarithms and Natural logarithms are the two types .
- Common logarithms has base 10
- Natural logarithms has base e
- e = 2.718...
- Logarithms are introduced by John Naepier.
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