MCQ
The value of ${\log _2}.{\log _3}....{\log _{100}}{100^{{{99}^{{{98}^{{.^{{.^{{{.2}^1}}}}}}}}}}}$ is
  • A
    $0$
  • $1$
  • C
    $2$
  • D
    $100!$

Answer

Correct option: B.
$1$
b
(b) ${\log _2}.{\log _3}.....{\log _{99}}$ ${\log _{100}}{100^{{{99}^{{{98}^{{.^{{.^{{.^{{2^1}}}}}}}}}}}}}$

$ = {\log _2}.{\log _3}....{\log _{98}}^{{{98}^{{{97}^{{.^{{.^{{.^{{2^1}}}}}}}}}}}}$

$ = {\log _2}\,\,2'{\log _3}3 = {\log _2}2 = 1$.

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