The CAT Previous Year Paper consist of a vareity of questions from Logarithms.. The test takers generally get frightened by taking a look at the questions with "logs." Only way to ace these questions is with regular practice. Here is a question that requires you to use basic Logarithm laws. Try solving this question on your own.
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Question 9 : If p3 = q4 = r5 = s6, then the value of logs (pqr) is equal to
Given that p3 = q4 = r5 = s6
We have to find the value of logs (pqr)
Since more variables are given, to avoid confusion assume a new variable to simplify it.
Let us assume this p3 = q4 = r5 = s6 is equal to kx
so that we can get every values in k
We can rewrite this logs (pqr) as \\frac{log_k (pqr)}{log_k s})
Now let us take the LCM of 3 , 4 , 5 and 6 which is equal to 60
Hence p3 = q4 = r5 = s6 = k60
Or p = k20 q = k15 r = k12 s = k10
\\frac{log_k (pqr)}{log_k s}) = \\frac{log_k k^{20}k^{15}k^{12}}{log_k k^{10}})
\\frac{log_k (pqr)}{log_k s}) = \\frac{47}{10})
The question is "If p3 = q4 = r5 = s6, then the value of logs (pqr) is equal to"
Choice C is the correct answer.
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