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Question Number 206501 by hardmath last updated on 16/Apr/24

If  x^(log_3  x − 1)   =  log_3  x + 3  Find:   log_3  x_1  + log_3  x_2  = ?

Ifxlog3x1=log3x+3Find:log3x1+log3x2=?

Commented by MATHEMATICSAM last updated on 16/Apr/24

Where are x_1  and x_2  in your equation?

Wherearex1andx2inyourequation?

Commented by hardmath last updated on 16/Apr/24

yes

yes

Commented by Frix last updated on 16/Apr/24

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Commented by Tinku Tara last updated on 17/Apr/24

x_1 and x_2  are the probably two  solutions for the above euation

x1andx2aretheprobablytwosolutionsfortheaboveeuation

Commented by MathematicalUser2357 last updated on 17/Apr/24

Where′s “q” 90 ← for test

Wheresq90fortest

Commented by Tinku Tara last updated on 17/Apr/24

If you put Q/q and a number on the same  line then a link Q number is automatically  added by app

IfyouputQ/qandanumberonthesamelinethenalinkQnumberisautomaticallyaddedbyapp

Commented by Frix last updated on 17/Apr/24

You can only approximate  x_1 ≈.555575  x_2 ≈7.18458  log_3  x_1  +log_3  x_2  ≈1.25994

Youcanonlyapproximatex1.555575x27.18458log3x1+log3x21.25994

Commented by TheHoneyCat last updated on 20/Apr/24

Okay, since we are only interested in the logs  of x, we can reformulate the question as such:  x=log_3 x=ln(x)/ln3  witch gives:    If x_1  and x_2  are the two solutions of:  exp(ln(3)∙x ∙ (x−1)) = x+3             (eq_1 )  or  x ∙ (x−1) = log_3 (x+3)                         (eq_2 )  Find x_1 +x_2     I don′t know what you guys think, but  it sound a bit easier to deal with.  at least from my point of view...

Okay,sinceweareonlyinterestedinthelogsofx,wecanreformulatethequestionassuch:x=log3x=ln(x)/ln3witchgives:Ifx1andx2arethetwosolutionsof:exp(ln(3)x(x1))=x+3(eq1)orx(x1)=log3(x+3)(eq2)Findx1+x2Idontknowwhatyouguysthink,butitsoundabiteasiertodealwith.atleastfrommypointofview...

Commented by mr W last updated on 20/Apr/24

x ∙ (x−1) = log_3 (x+3) can not be  solved exactly, only approximately.

x(x1)=log3(x+3)cannotbesolvedexactly,onlyapproximately.

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