A Nice Exponential Equation With Logarithms

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[@spelunkerd]

When I realized it looked too easy, I knew I had more to learn. Sure enough, right out the gate you took a non intuitive pathway to greater depth.

[@asheredude]

Just x=x³, x= ±1 but input in argurment is >0 so x=1

[@elmer6123]

In ten seconds, 3logx=logx means that x=1.

[@scottleung9587]

I used the second method.

[@black_eagle]

So x^3 = 10^log(x) = x => x^3-x = 0 => x(x-1)(x+1) = 0 => x =1 is the only real solution. Seems kinda trivial, not sure why you needed a 10 minute video for this...

[@Mik1604]

This is nonsensical. 10^log(x) = x by definition.

[@pzelact4328]

Man ur equations looks difficult only bc u dont use ln,lg,lb... Its just a bait to click on ur video