What is the answer to log_{3}(log_{2}(x))=-1 ?

The answer to log_{3}(log_{2}(x))=-1 is x=\sqrt[3]{2}

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log_{3}(log_{2}(x))=-1

lo g_{3} (lo g_{2} (x)) = - 1

Decimal Notation

x = 1.25992 \dots

Solution steps

lo g_{3} (lo g_{2} (x)) = - 1

Apply log rules

Verify Solutions:

True

The solution is

3 ln (x) = ln (216)

5 = lo g_{4} (x) + lo g_{4} (x) + 1

lo g_{2} (2 x + 3) - lo g_{2} (x) = 3

lo g_{a} (- x) - lo g_{a} (2 - x) = 2

ln (x) = 5.77

What is the answer to log_{3}(log_{2}(x))=-1 ?
The answer to log_{3}(log_{2}(x))=-1 is x=\sqrt[3]{2}
Solve for x: log_{3}(log_{2}(x))=-1
The solution is x=\sqrt[3]{2}