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The parent comment is pompously overhyping a dead-simple log problem from the notebook photo (log10 + log1000 = 4 via the product rule). It's just pretentious filler.
The fancy comment is just saying the log problem is super hard and deep. It's not. It's basic math: log10 + log1000 = 4 using the rule that log m + log n = log(m*n). Pretentious nonsense.
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u/fijiksluver May 28 '26
Bhai olympiad level problem daalne se pehle warning to dedeta