To solve this inequality, we need to first rewrite it in exponential form:
Next, we need to simplify the inequality:
2^−1/Log[2,(7−x)]-1/Log[2, (7-x)]−1/Log[2,(7−x)] > 3−2x3-2x3−2x^−2-2−2 1/2^1/Log[2,(7−x)]1/Log[2, (7-x)]1/Log[2,(7−x)] > 1/3−2x3-2x3−2x^2
Now, we can rewrite the inequality in exponential form:
Log2,(7−x)2, (7-x)2,(7−x) < 27-x < 2^27-x < 4-x < -3x > 3
Therefore, the solution to the inequality is x > 3.
To solve this inequality, we need to first rewrite it in exponential form:
Log1/3,(7−x)1/3,(7-x)1/3,(7−x) > -2 Log2,(3−2x)2,(3-2x)2,(3−2x)Log2,(7−x)2, (7-x)2,(7−x)^-1 > Log[2,(3−2x)]Log[2,(3-2x)]Log[2,(3−2x)]^-22^−1/Log[2,(7−x)]-1/Log[2, (7-x)]−1/Log[2,(7−x)] > 3−2x3-2x3−2x^−2-2−2Next, we need to simplify the inequality:
2^−1/Log[2,(7−x)]-1/Log[2, (7-x)]−1/Log[2,(7−x)] > 3−2x3-2x3−2x^−2-2−2 1/2^1/Log[2,(7−x)]1/Log[2, (7-x)]1/Log[2,(7−x)] > 1/3−2x3-2x3−2x^2
Now, we can rewrite the inequality in exponential form:
Log2,(7−x)2, (7-x)2,(7−x) < 2
7-x < 2^2
7-x < 4
-x < -3
x > 3
Therefore, the solution to the inequality is x > 3.