How to Find c in a Complex Logarithmic Equation?

[Wiz14]

The Following is defined,

log2004(log2003(log2002(log2001x)))

where x > c, what is c?

Answer is 2001^2002, but how to obtain it?

I do not know much about logs as I am only in precalculus.

 

[DonAntonio]

The Following is defined,

log2004(log2003(log2002(log2001x)))

where x > c, what is c?

Answer is 2001^2002, but how to obtain it?

I do not know much about logs as I am only in precalculus.

Remember that (the real) logarithm function at any base is defined only on the real positive numbers, thus it must be
$$\log_{2003}(\log_{2002}(\log_{2001}(x)))>0$$
(I'm assuming that those numbers you wrote in such an unclear way are the logarithms' bases), and from here
$$\log_{2002}(\log_{2001}(x))>1\Longrightarrow \log_{2001}(x)>2002\Longrightarrow...etc $$

DonAntonio