#Why is the answer not x/log(2)?
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isnt this correct?
wdym
so u took base as 10?
yea no shit
mb
where did u even get log(a/b) from i wrote base 2 log 5 not log(5/2)
no i thought u used loga-logb
i forgot about change or base 😭
it is x/log2
what did the key say
idk i still have 2 tries for this question
its supposed to be x/log2
maybe they want (1/log2)x idk 💀
they want in terms of x only without logs
¹⁰log 5 = 1/⁵log 10
10 = 2 × 5
ohh i c
that they shouldve mentioned man
log2 is constant
Here you go:
Number (2.) on https://examssuccess.appspot.com/MATHEMATICS/ExponentsLogarithms.html
I used the laws of logarithms: Law 6 (Change of base of Log), Law 4 and Law 1
Let me know if you have any questions regarding the solution.
These are the solutions to Mathematics questions on topics in Exponents and Logarithms.
I'm confused what you're doing here
the answer asks for ²log 5 in terms of x
I reciprocated the original expression cuz 5 is a prime number thus cannot be factorised further
while 10 can
and 10 contains both 2 and 5 as factors which is what we want for ²log 5 with 2 as it's base and 5 as it's argument