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Old 05-06-2005, 08:48 PM   #14
BeefontheBone
10 GOSUB Abandonia
20 GOTO 10
 
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Well, log[2](2x^3) = log[2](x^3) + 1 for a start, and then log[2](x^3) = 3log[2](x), so you end up with

(log[2](x))^2 + 3log[2](x) + 2

and that's another quadratic term in log[2](x), so you can find roots like in question 1 again.

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