Tomatch each solution to the equation \( 10 \log x = 100 \) and \( x = \log 1000 \), we can solve the equations:
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For the equation \( 10 \log x = 100 \):
- Dividing both sides by 10: \[ \log x = 10 \]
- Converting from logarithmic to exponential form: \[ x = 10^{10} \]
- So the solution for this equation is 10000.
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For the equation \( x = \log 1000 \):
- Using the change of base: \[ \log 1000 = \log(10^3) = 3 \]
- So the solution for this equation is 3.
Summary of Matches:
- 10 log x = 100 → 10000
- x = log 1000 → 3
Responses to insert:
- 10000 for \( 10 \log x = 100 \)
- 3 for \( x = \log 1000 \)