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Answered by DrNykterstein
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Given :-

  • y = 3x²

To Prove :-

  • log y = 1 + 2log x

Solution :-

Given that,

⇒ y = 3x²

Taking log with the base 3 both sides. As the base of the log in the question is 3, So

⇒ log₃ y = log₃ (3x²)

⇒ log₃ y = log₃ ( 3 • x² )

⇒ log₃ y = log₃ 3 + log₃ x²

[ As, logₙ (a b) = log a + logₙ b ]

⇒ log₃ y = 1 + log₃ x²

[ As, logₙ n = 1 ]

⇒ log₃ y = 1 + 2log₃ x

[As, logₘ a = n logₘa ]

Hence, Proved!

Some Information :-

  • Base of log of any number should always be greater than 0 and also not equal to 1.

Below are some useful formulas:

  • logₘ 1 = 0
  • logₘn = 1 / logₙm
  • logₘ x/y = logₘ x - logₘ y
  • logₑ x = ln x
Answered by hanuhomecarepr72
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