Log5^25
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The value of log5^25 is not 2.
To find the value of log5^25, we need to determine the logarithm base. If we assume that the base is 10, then log10(5^25) can be computed as:
log10(5^25) = 25 * log10(5)
Using logarithmic properties, we know that log10(5) is approximately 0.6989:
25 * 0.6989 = 17.4725
So, the value of log5^25 assuming base 10 is approximately 17.4725.
To evaluate log5^25, we can use the logarithm property: logb^n = x means that bx = n.
In this case, we have log5^25. So, we have to find the value of x such that 5^x = 25.
To solve this equation, we can rewrite 25 as 5^2. So, the equation becomes: 5^x = 5^2.
Since the bases are the same, we can equate the exponents. Therefore, we have: x = 2.
Hence, log5^25 = 2.