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Solving $\log_{2x}2 = \log_{3x}3$, I find that $x$ can be any number. Did I do something wrong?

How to solve the inequality with logarithm?

Find $n$ in a log equation

Bounds on the variance of the log of a positive random variable

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Improper Integral of $\log(x)$

Logarithm Equation - Lost What to do with a squared logarithm?

Why do two logs with negative values not multiply to make a positive log?

What are the steps to Solve $N \cdot \log_2N = 10^6$ algebraically?

Mental approximations of 1) log, 2) non-integer power

Is $\frac{\ln2^{n+1}}{1}$ equal to $\frac{\ln2^{n}*\ln2^{1}}{1}$ or $\frac{\ln2^{n}2^{1}}{1}$

How to solve the Free Space Path Loss formula (Logarithms)

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