CA Foundation doubt
The value of log 500 - log 5 is?
Asked by Khushvan8 May 2024198 views
CA Foundation doubt
Asked by Khushvan8 May 2024198 views
Anas · 8 May 2024
We have to find the value of log500 . We can write log500 as log(5×100) i.e., ⇒log(500)=log(5×100) Now using the product rule i.e., logb(mn)=logb(m)+logb(n) , we can write ⇒log(500)=log(5)+log(100) We can write log(100) as log(102) . So, we get ⇒log(500)=log(5)+log(102) Using the Power rule i.e., logb(mp)=plogbm we can write ⇒log(500)=log(5)+2log(10) Given, log5=a and also, we know that logaa=1 Using this we get ⇒log(500)=a+2 Therefore, if log5=a then log500 is (a+2)
Khushvan · 8 May 2024
With solution please
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