How do I solve for x in this logarithmic equation?

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The discussion focuses on solving the logarithmic equation logx13 - 3log13x = -2. The solution approach involves manipulating the equation by expressing logx13 in terms of log13x and then multiplying both sides by logx to isolate the variable. This method leads to a clearer path for finding the value of x.

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Homework Statement


logx13-3log13x=-2

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The Attempt at a Solution


(log13/logx)-(3logx/log13)=-2

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Now you multiply both sides by logx and solve.
 

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