To solve this inequality, we need to first rewrite it in exponential form:
Next, we need to simplify the inequality:
2^(-1/Log[2, (7-x)]) > (3-2x)^(-2)1/2^(1/Log[2, (7-x)]) > 1/(3-2x)^2
Now, we can rewrite the inequality in exponential form:
Log[2, (7-x)] < 27-x < 2^27-x < 4-x < -3x > 3
Therefore, the solution to the inequality is x > 3.
To solve this inequality, we need to first rewrite it in exponential form:
Log[1/3,(7-x)] > -2 Log[2,(3-2x)]Log[2, (7-x)]^-1 > (Log[2,(3-2x)])^-22^(-1/Log[2, (7-x)]) > (3-2x)^(-2)Next, we need to simplify the inequality:
2^(-1/Log[2, (7-x)]) > (3-2x)^(-2)
1/2^(1/Log[2, (7-x)]) > 1/(3-2x)^2
Now, we can rewrite the inequality in exponential form:
Log[2, (7-x)] < 2
7-x < 2^2
7-x < 4
-x < -3
x > 3
Therefore, the solution to the inequality is x > 3.