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How would you prove $\log_{2}x < \sqrt x$ for $x > 16$? [closed]

I'm not really showing how to prove this, since I tried finding the $x$-intercepts/zeros of $f(x) = \sqrt x - \log_{2} x$ , and see that $x = 4, 16$ work but inspection, but I'm not sure how to ensure ...
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How to solve $x+1=5e^{4x}$ [closed]

How to solve $x+1=5e^{4x}$ In general, I know to take ln() of both sides to bring down the exponent for e, but the left side is also a variable.
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How does $\log(y)=C+t$ become $y = C e^{t}$? [closed]

I came across this transformation : $$\begin{align} \log(y) &= C + t \tag{1} \\[4pt] y &= C e^{t} \tag{2} \end{align}$$ How was the first step simplified into the second?
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An analytic solution to solve $x^9=3^x$

I want to find a way to solve $x^9=3^x$ analytically, for two roots. one of them can be found below $$x^9=3^x\\(x^9)^{\dfrac {1}{9x}}=(3^x)^{\dfrac {1}{9x}}\\x^ { \ \frac 1x}=3^{ \ \frac 19}\\x^ { \ \...
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Simplifying logarithmic expression

Background An integral is solved, and I get the following expression: $$I = \frac12 \ln \left| \frac{u-1}{u+1} \right| - \frac u{u^2 - 1} + C$$ Teacher's solution states that from there: If we set $u ...
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Calculating (Approximate) values of fractional powered real numbers without calculator or log/antilog tables.

Is there any way to calculate/approximate values like $$(\frac{125}{250})^{0.66}$$ using only a pen, paper and the mind? (Above expression being just an example, the numbers may vary and not be easy ...
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Question about $\log_1 (1)$ [duplicate]

In my college calculus class we just covered properties of logs, and I wanted to ask about them. Two of them are these: For all $0 < a$: $$\log_a1=0$$ and for all $-\infty\leq b \leq \infty$: $$\...
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What are some good English mathematics exercises textbooks at the level of South East Asia high school programs?

I live in this region and is studying to retake the national test and I need a big amount of tough exercises to practice but I can't find good documents/ textbooks over here. Any appropriate textbooks ...
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How to find the number of solutions of $(0.01)^x=\log_{0.01}x$?

How to find the number of solutions of $(0.01)^x=\log_{0.01}x$? I drew the graph of $a^x$ and $\log_ax$, with $0<a<1$, and thought they intersect just once. But the answer given is $3$. Wolfram ...
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Find the domain of the function $\frac{\sqrt{5-x} - \sqrt{6+x}}{\ln(x^2-1)}$ [closed]

I have troubles finding the domain of this function. $$f(x) = \dfrac{\sqrt{5-x} - \sqrt{6+x}}{\ln(x^2-1)}$$ Thank you for any help. Here is what I've done so far: for $\sqrt{5-x}$, $5\ge x$ for $\...
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Why is (log y) = m(log x) + c a straight line? (TMUA question)

In the TMUA (Test of Mathematics for University Admission) specimen paper 1 there is the following question: The solution provided is as follows: I am having trouble understanding the opening ...
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Question on the natural logarithm laws

Can $3*\ln(x)$ can be written as $\ln(x^3)$ ? There is a law that $\ln(x^3) = 3\ln(x)$, but does it apply in the reverse case? If not, why not?
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Solve the system of equations.

There was a mistake in the previous question but it is now fixed: $\log_{10}\dfrac{1}{3}(y + 2) \to \log_{\frac{1}{3}}(y + 2)$ Solve the system of equations for $z\ge0$: $\left\{ {\begin{array}{*{20}{...
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$\log(x)+\log(y)$ with respect to $x+y$

This is probably a very dumb question, but say that we have the quantity $(x+y)$ which we can access directly, not knowing what $x$ and $y$ is separately. Can we obtain an expression for $\log(x)+\log(...
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How to fit a Polynomial to the natural log of itself

Lets say I have a polynomial $a_{N}x^{N}\ ...\ a_{3}x^{3}+a_{2}x^{2}+ax\ +\ c$ Is there any method to compute $ ln(a_{N}x^{N}\ ...\ a_{3}x^{3}+a_{2}x^{2}+ax\ +\ c) $ such that the result is a new ...
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