Logarithms
Question no. 16
The value of 

looks_one 1
looks_two 4
looks_3 2
looks_4 3
Option looks_one 1
Solution :


Question no. 17
If log47 = x, then log7 16 is equal to
looks_one 2/x
looks_two x
looks_3 x2
looks_4 2x
Option looks_one 2/x
Solution :
log47 = x
1/log74 = x
1/log7(16)1/2 = x
2/log7(16) = x
log7(16) = 2/x
log47 = x
1/log74 = x
1/log7(16)1/2 = x
2/log7(16) = x
log7(16) = 2/x
Question no. 18
If n=2017! then
is
is
looks_one 0
looks_two 1
looks_3 n/2
looks_4 n
Option looks_two 1
Solution :


Question no. 19
log(ab)-log|b|=
looks_one log a
looks_two log|a|
looks_3 -loga
looks_4 none of these
Option looks_two log|a|
Solution :
log(ab)-log|b| = log |ab/ b| = log|a|
log(ab)-log|b| = log |ab/ b| = log|a|
Question no. 20
If log45=a and log56=b , then log32 is equal to
looks_one 1/(2a+1)
looks_two 1/(2b+1)
looks_3 2ab+1
looks_4 1/(2ab-1)
Option looks_4 1/(2ab-1)
Solution :


Question no. 21
If log1227=b , then log6 16=
looks_one 2(3-b)/(3+b)
looks_two 3(3-b)/(3+b)
looks_3 4(3-b)/(3+b)
looks_4 none of these
Option looks_3 4(3-b)/(3+b)
Solution :


Question no. 22
log418 is
looks_one a rational number
looks_two an irrational number
looks_3 a prime number
looks_4 none of these
Option looks_two an irrational number
log418 gives an irrational number
Question no. 23
If B=log2 log2 log4 256 +2 log√2 2, then B is equal to
looks_one 2
looks_two 3
looks_3 5
looks_4 7
Option looks_3 5
Solution :
2 log√2 2 = 2log√2 √2 = 4
log2 log2 log4 256 = log2 log2log444
log2 log24 = log22 = 1
2 log√2 2 + log2 log2 log4 256 = 4 + 1 = 5
2 log√2 2 = 2log√2 √2 = 4
log2 log2 log4 256 = log2 log2log444
log2 log24 = log22 = 1
2 log√2 2 + log2 log2 log4 256 = 4 + 1 = 5
Question no. 24
If ax=b, by=c, cz=a, then the value of xyz is
looks_one 0
looks_two 1
looks_3 2
looks_4 3
Option looks_two 1
Solution :
Question no. 25
If log 10x=y, then log1000x2 is
looks_one 2y
looks_two 2y/3
looks_3 3y/2
looks_4 y2
Option looks_two 2y/3
Solution :
log 10x=y
log1000x2 = (2/3)log 10x = (2/3)y
log 10x=y
log1000x2 = (2/3)log 10x = (2/3)y
Question no. 26
if x=log5(1000) and y=log7(2058) then
looks_one x=y
looks_two x<(y)
looks_3 x>y
looks_4 none of these
Option looks_3 x>y
Solution :
x= log5(1000) has 5 digit :
log5(625) < log5(1000) < log5(3125)
4 < log5(1000) < 5
y=log7(2058) has 4 digit :
log7(343) < log7(2058) < log7(2401)
3 < log7(2058) < 4
x= log5(1000) has 5 digit :
log5(625) < log5(1000) < log5(3125)
4 < log5(1000) < 5
y=log7(2058) has 4 digit :
log7(343) < log7(2058) < log7(2401)
3 < log7(2058) < 4
Question no. 27
the value of (0.05)log√20(0.1 +0.01 +.001 +......)
looks_one 81
looks_two 1/81
looks_3 20
looks_4 1/20
Option looks_one 81
Solution :


Question no. 28
The value of 81(1/log53) +27(log936) +3(4/log79)
looks_one 49
looks_two 625
looks_3 216
looks_4 890
Option looks_4 890
Solution :
81(1/log53) +27(log936) +3(4/log79)
81(log35) +27(log936) +3(4log97)
3(4log35) +3((3/2)log362) +3((4/2)3log37)
3(log354) +3(log363) +3(3log372)
54 + 6 3 + 72 = 890
81(1/log53) +27(log936) +3(4/log79)
81(log35) +27(log936) +3(4log97)
3(4log35) +3((3/2)log362) +3((4/2)3log37)
3(log354) +3(log363) +3(3log372)
54 + 6 3 + 72 = 890
Question no. 29
If logkx.log5k=logx5, k≠1,k>0, then x is equal to
looks_one k
looks_two 1/5
looks_3 5
looks_4 5 and 1/5
Option looks_4 5 and 1/5
Solution :


Question no. 30
If log102=0.30103 , log103=0.47712 , the number of digits in 312.28
is
looks_one 7
looks_two 8
looks_3 9
looks_4 10
Option looks_3 9
Solution :
312.28
take log with base 10
log10312.28
log10312 + log1028
12 * 0.477 + 8 *0.3 = 8.133
there are 9 digits in mumber
312.28
take log with base 10
log10312.28
log10312 + log1028
12 * 0.477 + 8 *0.3 = 8.133
there are 9 digits in mumber
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