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Evaluate 3log2 + log200-log16

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2 \cdot 1Answer:

Equal to 2

Explanation:

1. Apply log rule:
alog_c(b) = log_(c)(b^a)


3log_(10)(2) = log_(10)(2^3)


= log_(10)(2^3) + log_(10)(200) - log_(10)(16)

2. Apply log rule:
log_c(a) + log_c(b) = log_c(ab)


log_(10)(2^3) + log_(10)(200) = log_(10)(2^3 \cdot 200)


= log_(10)(2^3 \cdot 200) - log_(10)(16)


2^3 \cdot 200 = 1600


= log_(10)(1600) - log_(10)(16)

3. Apply log rule:
log_c(a) - log_c(b) = log_c((a)/(b))


log_(10)(1600) - log_(10)(16) = log_(10)((1600)/(16))

Divide the numbers:
(1600)/(16) = 100


= log_(10)(100)

Rewrite 100 in power - base form:
100 = 10^2


= log_(10)(10^2)

4. Apply log rule:
log_a(x^b) = b \cdot log_a(x)


log_(10)(10^2) = 2log_(10)(10)


2log_(10)(10)

5. Apply log rule:
log_a(a) = 1


log_(10)(10) = 1


= 2 \cdot 1 = 2

User Niloo
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Answer:

2

Explanation:

using the rules of logarithms

logx + logy = log(xy)

logx - logy = log (
(x)/(y) )

log
x^(n) ⇔ nlogx


log_(b) x = n ⇒ x =
b^(n)

given

3log2 + log200 - log16

= log 2³ + log200 - log16

= log8 + log200 - log16

= log(8 × 200) - log16

= log1600 - log16

= log (
(1600)/(16) )

= log100

let
log_(10) 100 = n , then

100 =
10^(n) = 10²

thus value of expression is n = 2 , that is 2

User Abhay Koradiya
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