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Number of integral solutins of the equation logx3−4(x2−1)=log4x−x2(x2−1) is

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Zero
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1
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2
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3
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Solution

The correct option is B 1
Given: logx24(x21)=log4xx2(x21)[1]
where x24>0,4xx2>0 and x21>0
Using logab=logablogna we can rewrite [1] as
log10(x21)log10(x24)=log10(x21)log10(4xx2)log10(4xx2)=log10(x34)x3+x24x4=0x2(x+1)4(x+1)=0(x24)(x+1)=0x=1,2,2
However, if x=1,logx34(x21)orlog4xx2(x21) is not defined .
For x=2;logx34(x21) is not defined as x34<0
But x=2 satisfies the equality [1] along the constraints mentioned

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