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Using the graph of f(x) = log10x below, approximate the value of y in the equation 10y = 6

User Andycrone
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f(x) = ㏒(10x)
f(x) = ㏒₁₀(10x)

10y = 6
10 10
y = 0.6

f(x) = ㏒₁₀(10x)
0.6 = ㏒₁₀(10x)

10^(0.6) = 10x

10^{(3)/(5)} = 10x

\sqrt[5]{10^(3)} = 10x

\sqrt[5]{1000} = 10x

\frac{\sqrt[5]{1000}}{10} = x

(3.98)/(10) \approx x

0.398 \approx x
User Afsheen
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The given function is

f(x)= log 10 x

Taking base as 10


y=\log_(10)10 +\log_(10)x→→Using the property of, log a b= log a + log b

→y = 1 +
\log_(10)x as,
\log_(10)10=1

we have to approximate the value of y in the equation

→10 y = 6

→y=
(6)/(10)


(6)/(10)= 1 +
\log_(10)x


\log_(10)x =
(-4)/(10)

x=
(10)^{(-4)/(10)}=
(10)^(-0.4)=0.398

Solving graphically,

we get , x= 0.398 for , y=
(6)/(10)=.6

Using the graph of f(x) = log10x below, approximate the value of y in the equation-example-1
User Daniel Griscom
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