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solve 2^3^x = 4.2^5^x
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I interpret the powers from right to left, as is the usual convention. This translates the problem to:
2^(3<sup>x</sup>) = 4.2^(5<sup>x</sup>)
This is essentially an algebra problem.
take log on both sides,
(3<sup>x</sup>) log(2) = (5<sup>x</sup>) log(4.2)
Rearranging,
(3/5)<sup>x</sup> = log(4.2)/log(2)
Take log again,
x log(3/5) = log(log(4.2)/log(2))
solving for x
x = log(log(4.2)/log(2)) / log(3/5)
The numerical value should be around -1.4
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