12th Grade > Mathematics
LOGARITHMS MCQs
Inequalities Modulus And Logarithms (11th And 12th Grade)
Total Questions : 50
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Answer: Option D. -> (2,-1)
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D
Substitute each of the points in the inequalities to check if the inequality is satisfied.
(-2,-1) does not satisfy either inequality
(-1, 3) does not satisfy either inequality
(1,5) does not satisfy either inequality
(2,-1) satisfies both equalities
Alternatively, plotting the graph of the inequalities,
It can be seen that, only (2,-1) belongs to the solution set. Hence D is the correct choice.
:
D
Substitute each of the points in the inequalities to check if the inequality is satisfied.
(-2,-1) does not satisfy either inequality
(-1, 3) does not satisfy either inequality
(1,5) does not satisfy either inequality
(2,-1) satisfies both equalities
Alternatively, plotting the graph of the inequalities,
It can be seen that, only (2,-1) belongs to the solution set. Hence D is the correct choice.
Answer: Option A. -> Any value less than -7
:
A
Let examine the given inequality 21bx−28>49
Dividing both side by 7
21bx7−287>497
3bx−4>7
Multiply -1 on both side [remember to flip the sign]
−1(3bx−4)<7(−1)
4−3bx<−7
The correct answer is option A.
:
A
Let examine the given inequality 21bx−28>49
Dividing both side by 7
21bx7−287>497
3bx−4>7
Multiply -1 on both side [remember to flip the sign]
−1(3bx−4)<7(−1)
4−3bx<−7
The correct answer is option A.
Answer: Option C. -> (7, 16)
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C
3<p<7 and −9<q<−4
Multiply the second inequality with - 1. This causes the sign to flip.
So, 3<p<7 and 4<−q<9
Adding these two inequalities, we get
7<p−q<16
:
C
3<p<7 and −9<q<−4
Multiply the second inequality with - 1. This causes the sign to flip.
So, 3<p<7 and 4<−q<9
Adding these two inequalities, we get
7<p−q<16
Answer: Option A. -> -1
:
A
3x−5≥4x−3
⇒−5+3≥4x−3x
⇒−2≥x
⇒x≤−2
Hence, -1 is not a solution
:
A
3x−5≥4x−3
⇒−5+3≥4x−3x
⇒−2≥x
⇒x≤−2
Hence, -1 is not a solution
Answer: Option C. -> 1−3 log7 2
:
C
log7log7√7√7√7=log7log7778=log7(78)
=log77−log78=1−log723=1−3log72
:
C
log7log7√7√7√7=log7log7778=log7(78)
=log77−log78=1−log723=1−3log72
Answer: Option B. -> (4,+∞)
:
B
2log√2(x−1)>x+5⇒2log2(x−1)2>x+5⇒(x−1)2>x+5⇒x2−3x−4>0⇒(x−4)(x+1)>0⇒x>4orx<−1
But for given log to be defined, x - 1 > 0
i.e.,x>1∴x>4⇒xϵ(4,∞).
:
B
2log√2(x−1)>x+5⇒2log2(x−1)2>x+5⇒(x−1)2>x+5⇒x2−3x−4>0⇒(x−4)(x+1)>0⇒x>4orx<−1
But for given log to be defined, x - 1 > 0
i.e.,x>1∴x>4⇒xϵ(4,∞).
Answer: Option B. -> (−2,∞)
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B
Put 2−x=t and 40.5=412=2
∴2t2−7t−4<0⇒(t−4)(2t+1)<0
−12<t<4⇒0<2−x<22
or (12)∞<(12)x<(12)−2
Since 12<1∴−2<x<∞
∴xϵ(−2,∞)⇒(b)
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B
Put 2−x=t and 40.5=412=2
∴2t2−7t−4<0⇒(t−4)(2t+1)<0
−12<t<4⇒0<2−x<22
or (12)∞<(12)x<(12)−2
Since 12<1∴−2<x<∞
∴xϵ(−2,∞)⇒(b)
Answer: Option C. -> 2
:
C
√(log20.54)=√{log0.5(0.5)−2}2=√(−2)2=2
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C
√(log20.54)=√{log0.5(0.5)−2}2=√(−2)2=2
Answer: Option C. -> log 2
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C
7log(1615)+5log(2524)+3log(8180)
∵alogx=logxa
⇒log(1615)7+log(2524)5+log(8180)3
∵logx+logy=log(x×y)
⇒log(167157.255245.813803)
=log2
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C
7log(1615)+5log(2524)+3log(8180)
∵alogx=logxa
⇒log(1615)7+log(2524)5+log(8180)3
∵logx+logy=log(x×y)
⇒log(167157.255245.813803)
=log2