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Consider the logarithmic function f(x) = log10(x).

The value of f(50), rounded to nearest hundredth, is

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Answer:

Using the logarithmic rules:


\log_b a = (\log a)/(\log b)

Given the logarithmic function:


f(x) = \log_(10) x

We have to find the value of f(50), rounded to nearest hundredth.

Substitute the value of x = 50 in [1] we have;


f(50) = \log_(10) 50

Apply the logarithmic rules:


f(50) = (\log 50 )/(\log 10)

Simplify:


f(50) = (1.69897000434)/(1)


f(50)=1.69897000434

Therefore, the value of f(50), rounded to nearest hundredth, is 1.70

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log_(10) 50=1.70
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