Question

(Logarithms)
solve for x :
\[\x^{3/4(log_{2}x)^{2}+log2(x)−5/4}=sqrt{2}\]

Answer 1

hmm this is complicated.

Answer 2

\[x^{3/4(\log_{2}x)^{2}+\log_{2}(x) - 5/4} = \sqrt{2}\]

Answer 3

oh my....I wasn't kidding...

Answer 4

I got the equation - \[3t^{3} +4t^{2}-5t-2=0\] where, \[t=\log_{2}x\]

Answer 5

i'm confused what is the actual question... where is the starting piont

Answer 6

2nd post.

Answer 7

is that x to power of everything ther

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

If you have x in the base and in the exponents, then the best you can possibly hope for is an approximation since an exact answer is pretty much impossible.

Answer 10

that means none of you knows the answer.