Write e1023in the form 10x, for somex.

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The value in the form ase1023=104.343×1022.

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Step: 1 Using logarithmic function:

The natural logarithm, which has eas its base, is the most frequent exponential function in physics and mathematics due to its straightforward features. However, logarithms may be defined in terms of any other real number, and the definition is similar to that of natural numbers. The base ten logarithms are defined as follows:

10log(x)=x

Taking logarithm on both sides and using lnab=bln(a),we have

ln10log(x)=ln(x)log(x)ln(10)=ln(x)

Converting base as exponentiation form as

e1023=10x

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Step: 2 Finding value in form:

Taking logarithm on above equation,

e1023=10xlne1023=ln10x

If lnea=a;lnba=aln(b)so,

1023=xln(10)x=1023ln(10)x=4.343×1022e1023=104.343×1022.

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