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Vijay posted an Question

April 18, 2021 • 17:24 pm

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IIT JAM
Mathematics (MA)

Please send the solution to the problem given in the attachment.

please send the solution to the problem given in the attachment.

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Piyush pachauri

log_b(a) = log (a)/log(b) , use this property.
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Deepak singh 1

Refer attached , we can write in this way..
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here k can either be 10 or e, right?
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k can be any ..wait
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See ,
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its not necessary k is only e or 10
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Thank you, Deepak sir.
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Kiran goswami

any doubt?
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Kiran goswami

use the property of log change of base
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Kiran goswami

see attachment
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how can different bases be equal to each other?
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you take any base but remember base in denominator or numerator are same.
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ok
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Thank you Kiran sir/ma'am.
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Alka gupta

and see also more log properties
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Alka gupta Best Answer

here we use log base change property....see
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Is my statement true?
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yes ... absolutely correct
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how do I calculate c in my statement?
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see
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I saw your soln but is the base e in your soln?
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c means standard base....either e or 10
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any base.....ans doesn't change if we consider base e or base 10 here
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standard we always consider base 10.....and in integration all formulas in base e
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thank you, Alka ma'am.
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your most welcome
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