Monday, January 10, 2011

If log a = 12 and log b = 3Find the value of log (a^2* b^3)^6

Given that :


log a =
12


log b= 3


We need to find
the value of the expression :


log
(a^2*b^3)^6


First we know that log a^b= b*log
a.


==> log (a^2*b^3)^6 = 6*log
(a^2*b^3)


Now we know that log ab = log a + log
b


==> log (a^2*b^3)^6 = 6[ log a^2 + log
b^3]


                                     = 6 [ 2log a +
3log b}


Now we simplified as
follows.


==> log (a^2*b^3)^6 = 6[ 2log a + 3log
b]


We will substitute with the given
values.


==> log (a^2*b^3)^6 = 6( 2*12 +
3*3)


                                      =
6(24+9)


                                       =
6*33


                                       =
198


Then the value of log (a^2*b^3)^6 =
198.

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