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Given that 123^a=1000 and 0.123^b=1000, show that (1/a)-(1/b)=1
take log if know log otherwise something other
what is log
logarithmic
@Er.Mohd.AMIR Please, show me how.
without log, 0.123* 1000=123 , hence \(123^a =0.123^a*1000^a=0.123^b\) then ?
yeah, how do you solve it without log?
Even with log, I got stuck also. :) how stupid I am . hehehe alog 123 =b log 0.123 This is what I can derive : \(\dfrac{a}{b}=log_{123} 0.123\) and nothing else pops up. \(123^{\color{red}{???}}=0.123\) ?
a log 123 =log 1000 1/a = log 123/log 1000 b log 0.123=log 1000 b log (123/1000)=log 1000 b (log 123-log 1000)=log 1000 1/b=(log 123-log 1000)/log1000 1/b=log 123/log 1000-1 1/b=1/a-1 1/a-1/b=1 hence proved.
how about without log?
i try out if i solve post it.
thank you!
123^a=1000 123=1000^1/a and 0.123^b=1000 0.123=1000^1/b 123/1000=1000^1/b 123=1000^(1/b+1) now 1000^1/a=1000^(1/b+1) compiar powers 1/a=1/b+1 1/a-1/b=1 Hence Proved
Now Without LOG
Now i complete What i said.
Thank you so much @Er.Mohd.AMIR
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