Explanation Given: The logarithm equation is as follows, log ( 10 − 2 x ) Approach: The inverse property of logarithm is given by, log ( 10 x ) = x Take log for base 10 and ln for base e . Hence, log 10 10 = 1 ln e e = 1 Calculation: Consider the given expression, log ( 10 − 2 x ) Apply the inverse property of logarithm as follows,

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