To solve this inequality, we will first simplify the expression:
log1/6(log2√(6-x)) > 0log(2√(6-x)) > 0log2 + log√(6-x) > 0log2 + 1/2log(6-x) > 0log2 + log(6-x) > 0log(2(6-x)) > 0log(12-2x) > 0
Now, we will rewrite the inequality in exponential form:
12 - 2x > 1-2x > -11x < 11/2
Therefore, the solution to the inequality is x < 5.5.
To solve this inequality, we will first simplify the expression:
log1/6(log2√(6-x)) > 0
log(2√(6-x)) > 0
log2 + log√(6-x) > 0
log2 + 1/2log(6-x) > 0
log2 + log(6-x) > 0
log(2(6-x)) > 0
log(12-2x) > 0
Now, we will rewrite the inequality in exponential form:
12 - 2x > 1
-2x > -11
x < 11/2
Therefore, the solution to the inequality is x < 5.5.