1. Use the base-2 log table (printed in the lesson) to approximate the value of eachexponential expression.a.25b. 23.7C. 24.25 812345678910log₂ (x)011.585022.32192.58502.807433.16993.3219Xlog₂ (x)113.4594123.5845133.7004143.807415 3.906916417 4.087518 4.1699194.2479204.3219X log₂ (x)21 4.3923224.4594234.5236244.5850254.6439264.7004274.7549284.807429 4.8580304.9069Xlog₂ (x)31 4.9542325335.0444345.087535 5.1293365.169937 5.2095385.247939 5.285440 5.3219

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