(vii) log2 log,1/3 log8(x - 1)>0
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your question is -> > 0
we know, loga N = x ⇒N = a^x
so, log2{log(1/3)log8 (x - 1)} > 0
⇒log(1/3) log8 (x - 1) > 2^0
⇒log(1/3) log8 (x - 1) > 1
as base of logarithm lies between 0 to 1
so, sign of inequality will change.
⇒log8 (x - 1) < (1/3)¹
⇒log(2³) (x - 1) < 1/3
we know, logaⁿ N = (1/n) loga N
⇒(1/3) log2 (x - 1) < (1/3)
⇒log2 (x - 1) < 1
⇒(x - 1) < 2¹
⇒x < 2 + 1 = 3
hence, x < 3......(1)
for log to be defined, (x - 1) > 0
so, x > 1 .......(2)
for log to be defined , log8 (x - 1) > 0
x - 1 > 8^0 ⇒x > 2 .......(3)
also for log to be defined, log(1/3)log8 (x - 1) > 0
or, log8 (x - 1) < 1
or, x - 1 < 8
or, x < 9 ........(4)
from equations (1), (2), (3) and (4), we get 2 < x < 3
hence, value of x ∈ (2, 3)
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