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36
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36
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Evaluate logarithms using properties
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Q.
log
6
36
=
\log _{6} 36=
lo
g
6
36
=
Identify Base and Argument:
Identify the base and the argument of the logarithm.
\newline
The base of the logarithm is
6
6
6
, and the argument is
36
36
36
.
Express as Power of
6
6
6
:
Express
36
36
36
as a power of
6
6
6
.
\newline
36
36
36
is
6
6
6
squared, which means
36
=
6
2
36 = 6^2
36
=
6
2
.
Rewrite Using Power:
Rewrite the logarithm using the argument expressed as a power of the base.
log
6
36
\log_{6}36
lo
g
6
36
becomes
log
6
(
6
2
)
\log_{6}(6^2)
lo
g
6
(
6
2
)
.
Apply Power Property:
Apply the power property of logarithms. The power property states that
log
b
(
a
c
)
=
c
⋅
log
b
(
a
)
\log_b(a^c) = c \cdot \log_b(a)
lo
g
b
(
a
c
)
=
c
⋅
lo
g
b
(
a
)
. Therefore,
log
6
(
6
2
)
\log_{6}(6^2)
lo
g
6
(
6
2
)
is
2
⋅
log
6
6
2 \cdot \log_{6}6
2
⋅
lo
g
6
6
.
Evaluate Logarithm:
Evaluate
log
6
6
\log_{6}6
lo
g
6
6
. The logarithm of a number to the same base is always
1
1
1
. Therefore,
log
6
6
\log_{6}6
lo
g
6
6
is
1
1
1
.
Multiply Result:
Multiply the result from Step
5
5
5
by the exponent from Step
4
4
4
.
\newline
2
×
log
6
6
2 \times \log_{6}6
2
×
lo
g
6
6
is
2
×
1
2 \times 1
2
×
1
, which equals
2
2
2
.
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