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(b) Using logarithinc tables find the value (48.4 ×(0.042)^((1)/(3)))/(9.245^(2))

(b) Using logarithinc tables find the value\newline48.4×(0.042)139.2452 \frac{48.4 \times(0.042)^{\frac{1}{3}}}{9.245^{2}}

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Q. (b) Using logarithinc tables find the value\newline48.4×(0.042)139.2452 \frac{48.4 \times(0.042)^{\frac{1}{3}}}{9.245^{2}}
  1. Find Logarithm of 4848.44: Use logarithm tables to find the value of each part.\newlineFirst, find the logarithm of 48.448.4.
  2. Calculate Cube Root: Next, find the logarithm of 0.0420.042 and divide it by 33, since we have (0.042)13(0.042)^{\frac{1}{3}}.
  3. Find Square of 9.2459.245: Then, find the logarithm of 9.2459.245 and multiply it by 22, because we have 9.24529.245^2.
  4. Subtract and Find Antilogarithm: Subtract the logarithm of 9.24529.245^2 from the sum of the logarithms of 48.448.4 and (0.042)1/3(0.042)^{1/3}.
  5. Perform Calculations: Use the antilogarithm table to find the value corresponding to the result from the previous step.
  6. Perform Calculations: Use the antilogarithm table to find the value corresponding to the result from the previous step.Oops, realized I didn't actually do the calculations, just said what to do. Gotta actually use the tables and do the math.

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