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Standard XII
Mathematics
Algebra of Derivatives
Show that : ...
Question
Show that :
2
5
<
log
10
3
<
1
2
.
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Solution
The statement is true.
l
o
g
10
3
=
l
o
g
3
=
0.4774
or we can use the base change theorem.
l
o
g
10
3
=
l
o
g
3
l
o
g
10
=
l
o
g
3
=
0.4774
0.4
<
0.447
<
0.5
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