SOLUTION: ln(log(subscript)x regular2 )= -1

SOLUTION: ln(log(subscript)x regular2 )= -1

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Question 29426: ln(log(subscript)x regular2 )= -1
Answer by longjonsilver(2297) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
i think you mean where log_x means log to base x.

So,

Now convert the log to base 10: --> future wording of "log" means to base 10:

and so, x = 6.580885991

jon.

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