Solve Log(10^(x))=Log(b^(x)) = 1

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The equation Log(10^(x))=Log(b^(x))=1 simplifies to x=1, confirming that the only solution is x=1. This conclusion is derived using the logarithmic identity \log_a p^m = m \log_a p, which applies to any real base. The discussion clarifies that no alternative solutions exist for this equation.

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I have dilema.

Is there any other solution different than 1?


Log(10^(x))=Log(b^(x)) = 1
...10...b

In words (Log(10^(x))with base 10)=(Log(b^(x))with base b) = 1

And is the second function defines the first one?

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Thank you guys
 
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Well have you seen the log identity [tex]\log_a p^m = m \log_a p[/tex] where a is any real base? Using that for this thing, the equation simplifies to x= x = 1. So really, no, no other solutions lol.
 

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