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Log7log7√7(√7√7) =
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The Value Of √(log^2↓0.5^4) Is
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The Value Of (0.05)^log√20^(0.1+0.01+0.001+.....)
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€^_n=1/log2n(a) =
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If A^2 +4b^2 = 12ab, Then Log(a + 2b) Is
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If Logk X.log5 K = Logx 5,k ≠1, K>0, Then X Is Equal To
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If 2^x.3^x+4 = 7^x, Then X =
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The Value Of 7 Log2 16/15+log2 25/24+3log2 81/80 Is
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The Value Of Log2. Log3....log100 100^99^98^..2^1 Is
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If Log√3 5 = A And Log√3 2 = B, Then Log √3 300 =
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If Loge (x^2 - 16)≤ Loge (4x - 11), Then
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If X = Logq(bc), Y = Logb(ca), Z = Logc(ab), Then Which Of The Following Is Equal To 1
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If Log0.04(x-1)>_ Log 0.2(x-1), Then X Belong To The Interval
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The Solution Of The Equation Log7 Log5 (√x^2 +5 +x) = 0
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D^n/dx^n (log X)=
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First Term Of The 11th Group In The Following Groups (1), (2,3,4), (5,6,7,8,9),...........is
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If The Set Of Natural Numbers Is Partitioned Into Subsets S 1={1}, S 2={2,3}, S 3={4,5,6} And So On. Then The Sum Of The Terms In S 50 Is
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The Sum Of I-2-3i+4+....... Upto 100 Terms, Where I=root (-1) Is
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If A, B, C, D Are In H.P., Then Ab+bc+cd Is Equal To
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The Value Of A^(logb X), Where A = 0.2, B = Root 5, X = 1/4+1/8+1/16+........ To Infinity Is
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If The Product Of Three Consecutive Terms Of G.P. Is 216 And The Sum Of Product Of Pair-wise Is 156, Then The Numbers Will Be
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If The Sides Of A Right Angled Triangle Are In A.P., Then The Sides Are Proportional To
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If A Be An Arithmetic Mean Between Two Numbers And S Be The Sum Of N Arithmetic Means Between The Same Numbers, Then
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A Number Is The Reciprocal Of The Other. If The Arithmetic Mean Of The Two Numbers Be 13/12, Then The Numbers Are
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If The Sum Of The 10 Terms Of An A.P. Is 4 Times To The Sum Of Its 5 Terms, Then The Ratio Of First Term And Common Difference Is
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The First Term Of An A.P. Of Consecutive Integers Is (p^2)+1. The Sum Of (2p+1) Terms Of This Series Can Be Expressed As
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