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Standard XII
Mathematics
Chain Rule of Differentiation
If 3 log 2 ...
Question
If
3
log
2
−
2
log
3
can be expressed as
log
8
k
. then
k
=?
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Solution
:Let
x
=
3
log
2
−
2
log
3
∴
x
=
log
2
3
−
log
3
2
....(
log
a
b
=
b
log
a
)
∴
x
=
log
8
9
....(
log
a
b
=
log
a
−
log
b
)
comparing it with
log
8
k
∴
k
=
9
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