Algebra

First, let's apply some log rules to simplify our equation. We get

\(\log _3\left(x\right)=x\) from this. 

We know \(\mathrm{If}\:f\left(x\right)=g\left(x\right),\:\mathrm{then}\:a^{f\left(x\right)}=a^{g\left(x\right)}\)

From this, we have \(3^{\log _3\left(x\right)}=3^x\)

Which is the same as \(x=3^x\)

There are NO SOLUTIONS to this equation. 

Thanks! :)

Thanks, NotThat Smart !!!!

\(\log_2 (\log_3 x) = 2 \log_4 (x) \)

To elaborate a little, we can use the change of base theorem to write

log ( logx / log 3 )            2 log (x)

______________    =    ________                { log 4  = log 2^2  = 2log 2 }

  log 2                             log 4

log ( log x / log 3 )           2log (x)

______________  =     _______

      log 2                        2log 2

log ( logx / log 3 ) =      log (x)

This implies that

logx / log 3  = x

log x = xlog 3

log x  = log 3^x

x = 3^x

Note here that the graphs of both functions never intersect

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So, like NotThatSmart, I don't find any solutions, either !!!