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Question Number 77204 by mr W last updated on 04/Jan/20

is there a general solution for  the equation  x[x[x[x...]]]_(n times x) =m  with x>0, m>0.

isthereageneralsolutionfor theequation x[x[x[x...]]]ntimesx=m withx>0,m>0.

Commented byMJS last updated on 04/Jan/20

can we solve for all m, n? I don′t think so  you showed x[x[x[x]]]=88 ⇒ x=22/7  but x[x[x[x]]]=87 seems to have no solution  it could be helpful to determine the set S_n ⊂N  with y_n ∈S_n , y_n =x[x]_(n times)

canwesolveforallm,n?Idontthinkso youshowedx[x[x[x]]]=88x=22/7 butx[x[x[x]]]=87seemstohavenosolution itcouldbehelpfultodeterminethesetSnN withynSn,yn=x[x]ntimes

Commented bymr W last updated on 04/Jan/20

you are right sir. for a given n the  equation doesn′t have solution for  every m. e.g. x[x]=3 has no solution.

youarerightsir.foragivennthe equationdoesnthavesolutionfor everym.e.g.x[x]=3hasnosolution.

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