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31 Mar 2009 10:45:25 IST
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acc to ur ques,...it will be possible only if.
(logx)2-5logx+6>0
and log x is defined when x>0...
hence...
(logx - 2)(log x -3)>0
logx<2 & logx>3
x<100...which gives x belongs to (0,100)...as we know that x cannot be -ve..
x>1000..
hence answer is=> x
(0 , 100) U (1000 ,
)
correct me if wrong.......













log{(log)2-5logx+6}
now {(log)2-5logx+6} > 0 ( basic requirement for log to be defined)
now put log x = t
so t2 - 5t + 6 >0
(t-3)(t-2) > 0
so t>3 or t<2
hence x> 1000 or 0<x< 100
rate if correct~~~~~