Expressions associated with exponent and base are called—
- apolynomial expression
- bexponential expression
- clogarithmic expression
- drational expression
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Expressions associated with exponent and base are called—
In , is called—
In , is called—
Successive multiplication of 's equals—
For base and power , is—
Which set is denoted by ?
Which set is denoted by ?
Which set is denoted by ?
Irrational exponents are—
is written as—
in exponential form is—
equals—
when , :
when , :
():
on simplification equals :
equals—
equals—
Substituting "5" base, illustrates—
Power of a quotient rule states—
():
():
is—
For all integer ,
is written as—
is written as—
The root of is—
in exponent form is—
Under condition , , if then—
Under , , , if then—
in exponent form is—
(Example 1)
(Example 1)
Simplify (Example 2):
Simplify (Example 2):
(Example 3):
simplifies to (Example 4):
Solve :
simplifies to ():
exponent of in product equals—
If , , , then
Solve :
Solve :
Solve :
Solve :
If and , then in is—
. Then
If (), then by definition
in log form is—
in exponent form is—
in log form is—
Log of zero is—
Log of a negative number is—
Only what kind of numbers have real log values?
If base of log is not mentioned for an algebraic expression, base is—
If base of log is not mentioned for a numerical value, base is—
Log table uses base—
(change of base)
(Corollary 1)
equals—
and :
If and then—
(common base) equals—
in alternate notation is—
If , then
(Example 6)
(Example 6)
(Example 6)
(Example 7)
If , then (Example 7)
Solve (Example 8):
Solve (Example 8):
Prove form: (Example 9)
(Example 10)
(Exercise 4.2 Q1)
(Ex 4.2 Q1)
(Ex 4.2 Q1)
(Ex 4.2 Q1)
Solve (Ex 4.2 Q2):
Solve (Ex 4.2 Q2):
Solve (Ex 4.2 Q2):
(Ex 4.2 Q3)
(telescoping)
Given , , .
Given the same values.
A number in scientific form is written as where—
Velocity of light in scientific form (m/sec):
Radius of hydrogen atom cm in scientific form:
in scientific form:
in scientific form:
in scientific form (approx):
in scientific form (Ex 4.3 Q6):
in scientific form:
in scientific form:
in scientific form:
in scientific form:
as ordinary decimal:
as ordinary decimal:
as ordinary decimal:
as ordinary decimal:
The first book on logarithms (1614) was written by—
Base of natural logarithm is—
Approximate value of :
Common logarithm uses base—
Common log table was prepared (1624) by—
Common logarithm is also called—
Natural logarithm is also called—
is also written as—
Country of John Napier:
Country of Henry Briggs:
is—
Pre-calculator scientific calculations primarily used—
For (), characteristic equals—
For a number with digits to the left of decimal, characteristic of equals—
For a fractional number with zeroes between decimal point and first significant digit, characteristic equals—
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of (Ex 4.3 Q5):
A negative characteristic is denoted by—
Characteristic means—
Characteristic of (Example 11):
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of (Ex 4.3 Q8):
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Characteristic of :
Mantissa of common log of any number—
Mantissa is mainly—
Mantissa is found from—
Characteristic of (calc gives ):
Mantissa of (calc gives ):
Mantissa of (calc gives ):
For , mantissa is—
Mantissa is always—
If then
If , , then which is correct?
Scientific form of :
Characteristic of common of :
If , then
If , then
Characteristic of common log of :
Number of digits in given :
Number of zeroes between decimal point and first significant digit of ():
If then
If