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log(35-x^3)/log(5-x)=3
I can't get it...
What I did was: 1000=(35-x^3)/(5-x)
I can't get it...
What I did was: 1000=(35-x^3)/(5-x)
The discussion revolves around the equation log(35-x^3)/log(5-x)=3 and its simplification to 1000=(35-x^3)/(5-x). Participants are exploring logarithmic properties and their implications in solving the equation.
The discussion is active, with participants providing different perspectives on how to approach the logarithmic equation. Some guidance has been offered regarding the use of anti-logarithms and logarithmic identities, but no consensus has been reached on the best method to proceed.
There is a mention of potential misunderstandings regarding logarithmic properties, specifically in relation to the manipulation of the equation. Participants are also navigating the implications of their assumptions about the logarithmic functions involved.