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The discussion revolves around a mathematical riddle involving the elimination of two out of three possible answers based on limited information. The problem appears to involve logarithmic comparisons and reasoning about undefined values.
Some participants have offered insights into using logarithmic comparisons as a method to narrow down the options. There is acknowledgment of the frustration experienced by the original poster, indicating a productive exchange of ideas, though no consensus has been reached.
Participants note the challenge of working with limited information and the implications of undefined mathematical operations in the context of the riddle.
Trave11er said:You can ask "Is the logaritm of 10 with this number as a base is bigger then 3?". Answer will be
-yes if it is 2 (because log(10) by base 2 equals 3,32)
-no for 3 (log(10) by base 3 equals 2,1)
-I don't know for 1 (because log(10) by base 1 is undefined).