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Chapter - logarithms

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Chapter - logarithms Please help!!!​-example-1
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Answer:


\large\boxed{\sf n^2 \ log \ x }

Explanation:

Given that ,


\longrightarrow \log \ x + \log\ x^3 + \log \ x^5\ \dots + \log x^(2n-1)

As we know that ,
\log x^n = n \log x , therefore ;


\longrightarrow \log x + 3\log x + 5\log_x +\dots + (2n-1)\log x

Take out log x as common ;


\longrightarrow \log x ( 1 + 3+5+...+(2n-1))

The terms inside the brackets are the sum of first n odd numbers . And we know that the sum of first n odd numbers in . Therefore ;


\longrightarrow \log x (n^2) \\


\longrightarrow \underline{\underline{\red{{ n^2\log x }}}}

Option c is correct!

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