SOLUTION: What is the solution set of log(8x^3)-log(4x)>=logx ?
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Question 478505: What is the solution set of log(8x^3)-log(4x)>=logx ?
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log(8x^3)-log(4x)>=logx
log(8x^3)/(4x)>=logx
(8x^3)/(4x)>=x
8x^3>=4x^2
2x^3>=x^2
2x>=1
x >= 1/2
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