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Chapter 5: Q.15 (page 349)

Convert 52=zto an equivalent statement involving a logarithm.

Short Answer

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The Logarithmic statement is

2=log5z

Step by step solution

01

Step 1:  Given information

52=z

02

Concept used

By property of Logarithms,

y=logaxif and only if role="math" localid="1646452707318" x=ay

03

Evaluate

Use the fact that y=logaxand x=ay, where a>0and a鈮�1, are equivalent.

If 52=z, then

2=log5z

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