Solve the inequality
+1) log 5
+
+ 1) ≤ 0
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Sol. The given inequality is
(
+1) log 5
+
(
+ 1) ≤ 0 …(1)
The inequality (1) consists of all x satisfying the system 
i.e. the system 
It follows that domain consists of all x satisfying the system 
⇒ {x = 1, 3
Let x = 1, substituting this value into the left hand side of inequality (1), we obtain
log 5
+ 1 = –1 + 1 = 0, i.e. the value x = 1 is its solution.
Let x = 3. Then the left hand-side of the initial inequality is equal to
log 5
+
= log 5 3 –1 +
= log 5 3 – 
= log 5 
Since 27 > 25; it follows that 3 > 5 2/3 , i.e.
> 1 and consequently
> 0.
Therefore, the value x = 3 is not a solution of the initial inequality.
Thus the set of solutions of the initial inequality consists of a single number x = 1.
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