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Log5x-1^4=1/3 solve algebraically for x

Log5x-1^4=1/3 solve algebraically for x
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Log5x-1^4=1/3 solve algebraically for x

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Assuming
\log=\ln :


\log((5x-1)^4)=\frac{1}3\\ 4\log(5x-1)=\frac{1}3\\ 5x-1=e^{(1)/(12)}\\ \boxed{x=\frac{e^{(1)/(12)}+1}{5}}
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