frozen7
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How to solve this?
ln ( ln ( ln ((e^x) +4)))=e
ln ( ln ( ln ((e^x) +4)))=e
The discussion revolves around solving the equation ln(ln(ln((e^x) + 4))) = e, which involves multiple layers of logarithmic and exponential functions.
There are multiple attempts to solve the equation, with some participants expressing uncertainty about the correctness of their methods. One participant confirms their result, but there is no explicit consensus on the best approach or whether there are simpler methods available.
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frozen7 said:I do it in this way:
e^e = ln ( ln ( e^x +4))
e^e^e = ln (e^x +4)
e^e^e^e = e^x +4
x = 20
Is it correct? Or is there any others more easier way?