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Solve for x: \log\ (x^(3)) = (\log\ x)^(2) Note, there are 2 solutions, A and B, where A < B.
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try using the substitution:\[y=\log{x}\]and solve for y first.
im still confused
on what part?
the substitution
what do you get when you use that substitution?
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what is the resulting equation in y?
do you know the various log rules?
e.g.:\[\log{x^n}=n\log{x}\]
hmm, I read the above as \(\bf log(x^3) = (logx)^2 \)
or \(\bf log(x^3) = (log(x))^2 \)
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the second one
yes - that is what I am taking it as
ok
k thnks
so you understand how to proceed now?
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yes
great! :)
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