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Use of the Laws of Logarithms: Set – V

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In the next article, we shall study to solve more problems on the laws of logarithms to prove given logarithmic relation. In this article, we shall study problems based on the change of base rule.

Laws of Logarithms

  • Log a + Log b = Log (ab) (Law of Product)
  • Log a – log b = log (a/b)    b ≠ 0 (law of Quotient)
  • Log am = m Log a (Law of exponent)
  • Log (1) = 0
  • Logaa = 1
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Example 01:

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Example 02:

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Example 03:

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Logba . logcb . logac = 1

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In the next article, we shall study to solve problems on the laws of the logarithm to find the value of x.

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