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= (lg5)² + lg2 lg(5² x 2)
= (lg5)² + lg2 (lg5² + lg2)
= (lg5)² + lg2 (2lg5 + lg2)
= (lg5)² + 2 lg5 lg2 + (lg2)²
= (lg 5 + lg2)²
= (lg(5 x 2))²
= (lg10)²
= 1²
= 1
= lg 1 - lg 2 + lg 2 - lg 3 + lg 3 - lg 4 + ... + lg 998 - lg 999 + lg 999 - lg 1000
= lg 1 - lg 1000
(notice that the above terms cancel out except these two)
= 0 - lg10³
= 0 - 3 lg10
= 0 - 3
= -3
= log√2 ( (√9 - √5) x (√9 + √5)/(√9 + √5) )
= log√2 ( ((√9)² - (√5)²) / (√9 + √5) )
= log√2 ( (9 - 5) / (√9 + √5) )
= log√2 ( 4 / (√9 + √5) )
= log√2 (4) - log√2 (√9 + √5)
= log√2 (√2)⁴ - ( log2 (√9 + √5) / log2 (√2) )
= 4 log√2 (√2) - ( k / log2 (2)¹⁄² )
= 4 - k / (½ log2 (2) )
= 4 - k / ½
= 4 - 2k
u4 = (1 - ¼)²
u4 = (¾)²
lg u4 = lg (¾)²
= 2 lg ¾
lg u(10^k) = lg (1 - 1/10^k )²
lg u(10^k) = 2 lg (1 - 1/10^k )
lg u(10^k) = 2 lg ( (10^k - 1)/10^k )
You can skip the first 3 steps if you are able to see the pattern directly (the numerator is always 1 smaller than the denominator)
= 2 lg (1/2) + 2 lg (2/3) + 2 lg (3/4) + ... 2 lg ( (10^k - 1)/10^k )
= 2lg1 - 2lg2 + 2lg2 - 2lg3 + 2lg3 - 2lg4 + ... - 2lg (10^k - 1) + 2lg (10^k - 1) - 2lg (10^k)
= 2lg1 - 2lg (10^k)
(Common terms cancel out again, like in the first part of the question
= 2(0) - 2(k lg10)
= 0 - 2k
= -2k
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