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OpenStudy (kamille):
i need to solve
\[\log _{0,7}\log _{2}\frac{ 3+5x }{x ^{2}+3}<\log _{0,7}1\]
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OpenStudy (kamille):
@Mertsj
OpenStudy (kamille):
@kausarsalley do you have any tips?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
no...but i want to try it out...
OpenStudy (kamille):
@ash2326
OpenStudy (anonymous):
@Mertsj
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OpenStudy (kamille):
Cant it be written as \[\[\log _{0,7}\log _{2}\frac{ 3+5x }{x ^{2}+3}<\log _{0,7}\log _{2}2\]\]
OpenStudy (kamille):
?
OpenStudy (kamille):
@hartnn
OpenStudy (kamille):
@AravindG
OpenStudy (kamille):
@saifoo.khan
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OpenStudy (mertsj):
Well, first of all, the log of 1 is 0 so the right side is 0
OpenStudy (kamille):
oh,okay
OpenStudy (mertsj):
Is that base 0.7?
OpenStudy (kamille):
yes
OpenStudy (kamille):
it is a loghorhytm in logorhytm
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OpenStudy (kamille):
actually, I have made to this logorhytm. the problem is:
\[5^{\log_{0,7}\log_{2}\frac{3+5x}{x^{2}+3}}<1\]
OpenStudy (kamille):
maybe I have done something wrong!
OpenStudy (kamille):
@Mertsj any ideas?
OpenStudy (kamille):
well, let me show how I done, maybe you will find my mistake,okay?
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OpenStudy (kamille):
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