The value of$\left((\log_29)^2\right)^{1/\log_2(\log_29) }\times \left(\sqrt{7}\right)^{1/\log_47}$.
My approach :
I am able to solve this part : $(\sqrt{7})^{1/\log_47}$ by changing base :
$(\sqrt{7})^{1/\log_47} = (7)^{2\log_74} = 16$
But I am unable to figure how to solve this part :
$\Bigl((\log_29)^2\Bigr)^{1/\log_2(\log_29)} $
Please help on this … thanks
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