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Four Logarithmic Statements and Which Three Fail | JEE Advanced Logarithms
JEE Maths question with a full step-by-step solution.
Which of the following statements does not hold good
A is positivecorrect
Bthe equation is satisfied by two integral values of correct
C is negativecorrect
Dif and then
Step 1: Test (1). Compute the argument first.
Since and the base exceeds ,
so the statement "is positive" is false - it does **not** hold good. (1)
Step 2: Test (2). Convert the logarithmic equation.
Step 3: Apply the base restrictions to those roots. A base must satisfy and , so
is rejected and only has one integral value, not two. The statement does
**not** hold good. (2)
Step 4: Test (3). Simplify the argument.
Step 5: Determine the sign. The base is less than , so is **decreasing** and is
positive on . Since ,
so calling it negative is false - it does **not** hold good. (3)
Step 6: Test (4). Simplify each quantity using .
Step 7: Compare. , so (4) is a **true** statement and does hold good.
Answer: (1), (2) and (3).
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