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What is the value of x in the equation: 2^(3^x) = 10^(6^x) ?

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Answer:


  • log\ (log\ 2)/\ log\ 2 or ≈ - 1.73

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Solve in below steps, using log and exponent rules:


  • 2^(3^x)=10^(6^x) Given

  • log\ 2^(3^x)=log\ 10^(6^x) Log both sides

  • 3^x\ log\ 2=6^x\ log\ 10 Log of power rule

  • 3^x\ log\ 2=6^x log 10 = 1

  • 3^x\ log\ 2=(3*2)^x Power of the product rule

  • 3^x\ log\ 2=3^x*2^x Cancel 3ˣ on both sides

  • log\ 2=2^x Log both sides

  • log\ (log\ 2)=x\ log\ 2 Divide both sides by log 2

  • x=log\ (log\ 2)/\ log\ 2 Answer

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