Solve for x:-
log(log x) + log(log x³-2)=0, where base of log is 10 everywhere.
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Log (log x) + Log ( Log x³ - 2 ) = 0
=> Log [ (log x) (3 Log x - 2) ] = 0
=> (Log x ) * (3 Log x - 2) = 1
As we have Log (log x) defined, log x is positive.
Let Log x = z, So we have
z * (3 z - 2) = 1
3 z² - 2 z - 1 = 0
The factors of 3*-1 are -3 and +1, and their sum is -2.
(3z + 1) (z - 1) = 0
So z = -1/3 or z = 1. we ignore the negative value, for the reason mentioned above.
So Log x = 1
=> x = 10.
Log (log x) + Log ( Log x³ - 2 ) = 0
=> Log [ (log x) (3 Log x - 2) ] = 0
=> (Log x ) * (3 Log x - 2) = 1
As we have Log (log x) defined, log x is positive.
Let Log x = z, So we have
z * (3 z - 2) = 1
3 z² - 2 z - 1 = 0
The factors of 3*-1 are -3 and +1, and their sum is -2.
(3z + 1) (z - 1) = 0
So z = -1/3 or z = 1. we ignore the negative value, for the reason mentioned above.
So Log x = 1
=> x = 10.
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