question is as below
if p>1, q>1 and r>, then \[^{p}\log \sqrt[3]{r}^{q}\log p ^{6} \log \sqrt{q}\] is??
Is the first p multiplied with the whole term?
yess but to reconfirm i will pot the pic here
Sorry, I did not understand the question. Why is that p,q and r written in the superscript before log. I am confused!
use the change of base formula
i cant understand??
i should change to base 10 is it??
yes
sorry i am clueless @ganeshie8
\[\large \log_p \sqrt[3]{r} . \log_q p^6 . \log_r \sqrt{q}\]
the given expression is like that right ?
@ganeshie8 Hey, but I thought that p was written in the superscript before log..can we take it in base the way you've done it?
it seems the printing machine has some problem with subscripts...
I don't know. I was confused about that thing only!
\[\large \log_p \sqrt[3]{r} . \log_q p^6 . \log_r \sqrt{q}\] \[\large = \dfrac{\log \sqrt[3]{r}}{\log p } . \dfrac{\log p^6}{\log q} . \dfrac{\log \sqrt{q}}{\log r}\]
use log identities and cancel whatever you can
will i get \[\log \sqrt{r} \times \log p ^{5} \times \log q\]
no, you need to use below identity : \(\large \log a^m = m \log a\)
\[\large = \dfrac{\log \sqrt[3]{r}}{\log p } . \dfrac{\log p^6}{\log q} . \dfrac{\log \sqrt{q}}{\log r} \] \[\large = \dfrac{\frac{1}{3}\log r}{\log p } . \dfrac{6\log p}{\log q} . \dfrac{\frac{1}{2}\log q}{\log r} \]
cancel now
1/3 x 6 x 1/2
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