SOLUTION: log x/n=log(x^1/n)
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Question 33460: log x/n=log(x^1/n)
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log x/n=log(x^1/n)
=> log x - log n = 1/n log x
=> log x - 1/n log x = log n
=> log x (1-1/n) = log n
=> log x = [n/(n-1)]*log n
=> x = 10^[(n/n-1)log n]
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