Find domain, $f(x) =log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$












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So as the question says finding domain of-




$f(x) = log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$




$large f(x)=log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$



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$largeimplies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{ (log_{2} |sin x|)} > 0$



$large implies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - 3 log_{|sin x|} 2 > 0$



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So as the question says finding domain of-




$f(x) = log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$




$large f(x)=log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$



What I did-



$largeimplies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{ (log_{2} |sin x|)} > 0$



$large implies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - 3 log_{|sin x|} 2 > 0$



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    @Vikram I am little poor with the MathJax format, so couldn't do much.
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    I am asking if what I have done is correct according to your question?
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So as the question says finding domain of-




$f(x) = log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$




$large f(x)=log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$



What I did-



$largeimplies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{ (log_{2} |sin x|)} > 0$



$large implies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - 3 log_{|sin x|} 2 > 0$



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So as the question says finding domain of-




$f(x) = log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$




$large f(x)=log(log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|})$



What I did-



$largeimplies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{ (log_{2} |sin x|)} > 0$



$large implies log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - 3 log_{|sin x|} 2 > 0$



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    @Vikram I am little poor with the MathJax format, so couldn't do much.
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@Vikram I am little poor with the MathJax format, so couldn't do much.
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– Swetank
Jun 7 '14 at 14:33




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@Vikram I am little poor with the MathJax format, so couldn't do much.
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I am asking if what I have done is correct according to your question?
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– Vikram
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To determine the domain of $log_a(b)$, you need to apply the constraints:
$$b > 0\a>0 land a neq 1$$.



So let's apply them to the bases first:
$$
left{begin{matrix}
|sin x| > 0\
|sin x| neq 1\
end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
sin x neq 0\
sin x neq pm 1\
end{matrix}right. implies x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z}$$



Passing to the arguments:
$$left{begin{matrix}
x^2 - 8x + 23 > 0\
|sin x| > 0
end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
forall x in mathbb{R}\
x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}
end{matrix}right. implies x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}$$
This is clearly a subset of the previous solution, so until now we have
$$x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z} tag{1}$$



It remains to apply the constraint to the first $ln$:
$$log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{log_{2} |sin x|} > 0\
frac{ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2}{ln|sin x|}>0$$



Since $ln|sin x|$ is always negative (except when $|sin x| = 1$, which we already excluded before) we can write:
$$ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2<0\
ln(x^2-8 x+23)<ln8\
x^2-8 x+15<0\
3 < x < 5$$
Putting this last result together with $(1)$ we get:
$$3 < x < 5 land x notin left{pi, frac{3pi}{2}right}$$



I plotted it with Desmos and got this:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ld5vmseh9y






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$$
begin{align}
log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)−frac{3}{log_2|sin x|}} &=
log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)+log_{|sin x|}frac{1}{8}} \
&= log{log_{|sin x|}frac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}} \
&=log{frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|}}
end{align}
$$

$$
=>frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|} > 0\
text{In the above equation the denominator, } log{|sin x|} text{, is always negative.}\ text{ So the numerator must also be negative, }
logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8} < 0 \
begin{align}
&=> frac{x^2−8x+23}{8} < 1 \
&=> {x^2−8x+23} < 8 \
&=> {x^2−8x+15} < 0 \
&=> (x-3)(x-5)<0 \
end{align} \
x in(3,5) \
text{Also we have a constraint on x from the initial equation : } |sin x|>0,ne 1
\ => x in (0,2pi) - {frac{pi}{2},pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
\ x in(3,5) - {pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
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    $|sin x|>0\implies xne npi$ where $ninmathbb{I}$





    $log_2|sin x|ne0\ implies |sin x|ne1\implies xne (2n+1)large{fracpi2}$
    where $ninmathbb{I}$





    $x^2-8x+23>0\implies xinmathbb{R}$





    $log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|}>0 \implies
    log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largelog_{|sin x|}8>0\implies
    large{log_{|sin x|}(frac{x^2-8x+23}8)>0}\implies
    frac{x^2-8x+23}8<1\implies
    x^2-8x+23<8\implies
    x^2-8x+15<0\implies
    xin(3,5)$







    Combining all $$LARGE xin(3,5)-{pi,frac32pi}$$






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    To determine the domain of $log_a(b)$, you need to apply the constraints:
    $$b > 0\a>0 land a neq 1$$.



    So let's apply them to the bases first:
    $$
    left{begin{matrix}
    |sin x| > 0\
    |sin x| neq 1\
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    sin x neq 0\
    sin x neq pm 1\
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z}$$



    Passing to the arguments:
    $$left{begin{matrix}
    x^2 - 8x + 23 > 0\
    |sin x| > 0
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    forall x in mathbb{R}\
    x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}$$
    This is clearly a subset of the previous solution, so until now we have
    $$x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z} tag{1}$$



    It remains to apply the constraint to the first $ln$:
    $$log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{log_{2} |sin x|} > 0\
    frac{ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2}{ln|sin x|}>0$$



    Since $ln|sin x|$ is always negative (except when $|sin x| = 1$, which we already excluded before) we can write:
    $$ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2<0\
    ln(x^2-8 x+23)<ln8\
    x^2-8 x+15<0\
    3 < x < 5$$
    Putting this last result together with $(1)$ we get:
    $$3 < x < 5 land x notin left{pi, frac{3pi}{2}right}$$



    I plotted it with Desmos and got this:
    https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ld5vmseh9y






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    To determine the domain of $log_a(b)$, you need to apply the constraints:
    $$b > 0\a>0 land a neq 1$$.



    So let's apply them to the bases first:
    $$
    left{begin{matrix}
    |sin x| > 0\
    |sin x| neq 1\
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    sin x neq 0\
    sin x neq pm 1\
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z}$$



    Passing to the arguments:
    $$left{begin{matrix}
    x^2 - 8x + 23 > 0\
    |sin x| > 0
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    forall x in mathbb{R}\
    x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}$$
    This is clearly a subset of the previous solution, so until now we have
    $$x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z} tag{1}$$



    It remains to apply the constraint to the first $ln$:
    $$log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{log_{2} |sin x|} > 0\
    frac{ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2}{ln|sin x|}>0$$



    Since $ln|sin x|$ is always negative (except when $|sin x| = 1$, which we already excluded before) we can write:
    $$ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2<0\
    ln(x^2-8 x+23)<ln8\
    x^2-8 x+15<0\
    3 < x < 5$$
    Putting this last result together with $(1)$ we get:
    $$3 < x < 5 land x notin left{pi, frac{3pi}{2}right}$$



    I plotted it with Desmos and got this:
    https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ld5vmseh9y






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    To determine the domain of $log_a(b)$, you need to apply the constraints:
    $$b > 0\a>0 land a neq 1$$.



    So let's apply them to the bases first:
    $$
    left{begin{matrix}
    |sin x| > 0\
    |sin x| neq 1\
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    sin x neq 0\
    sin x neq pm 1\
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z}$$



    Passing to the arguments:
    $$left{begin{matrix}
    x^2 - 8x + 23 > 0\
    |sin x| > 0
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    forall x in mathbb{R}\
    x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}$$
    This is clearly a subset of the previous solution, so until now we have
    $$x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z} tag{1}$$



    It remains to apply the constraint to the first $ln$:
    $$log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{log_{2} |sin x|} > 0\
    frac{ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2}{ln|sin x|}>0$$



    Since $ln|sin x|$ is always negative (except when $|sin x| = 1$, which we already excluded before) we can write:
    $$ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2<0\
    ln(x^2-8 x+23)<ln8\
    x^2-8 x+15<0\
    3 < x < 5$$
    Putting this last result together with $(1)$ we get:
    $$3 < x < 5 land x notin left{pi, frac{3pi}{2}right}$$



    I plotted it with Desmos and got this:
    https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ld5vmseh9y






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    To determine the domain of $log_a(b)$, you need to apply the constraints:
    $$b > 0\a>0 land a neq 1$$.



    So let's apply them to the bases first:
    $$
    left{begin{matrix}
    |sin x| > 0\
    |sin x| neq 1\
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    sin x neq 0\
    sin x neq pm 1\
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z}$$



    Passing to the arguments:
    $$left{begin{matrix}
    x^2 - 8x + 23 > 0\
    |sin x| > 0
    end{matrix}right. iff left{begin{matrix}
    forall x in mathbb{R}\
    x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}
    end{matrix}right. implies x neq kpi, k in mathbb{Z}$$
    This is clearly a subset of the previous solution, so until now we have
    $$x neq kfrac{pi}{2}, k in mathbb{Z} tag{1}$$



    It remains to apply the constraint to the first $ln$:
    $$log_{|sin x|} (x^2 - 8x + 23) - frac{3}{log_{2} |sin x|} > 0\
    frac{ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2}{ln|sin x|}>0$$



    Since $ln|sin x|$ is always negative (except when $|sin x| = 1$, which we already excluded before) we can write:
    $$ln(x^2-8 x+23)-3ln2<0\
    ln(x^2-8 x+23)<ln8\
    x^2-8 x+15<0\
    3 < x < 5$$
    Putting this last result together with $(1)$ we get:
    $$3 < x < 5 land x notin left{pi, frac{3pi}{2}right}$$



    I plotted it with Desmos and got this:
    https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ld5vmseh9y







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    $$
    begin{align}
    log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)−frac{3}{log_2|sin x|}} &=
    log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)+log_{|sin x|}frac{1}{8}} \
    &= log{log_{|sin x|}frac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}} \
    &=log{frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|}}
    end{align}
    $$

    $$
    =>frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|} > 0\
    text{In the above equation the denominator, } log{|sin x|} text{, is always negative.}\ text{ So the numerator must also be negative, }
    logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8} < 0 \
    begin{align}
    &=> frac{x^2−8x+23}{8} < 1 \
    &=> {x^2−8x+23} < 8 \
    &=> {x^2−8x+15} < 0 \
    &=> (x-3)(x-5)<0 \
    end{align} \
    x in(3,5) \
    text{Also we have a constraint on x from the initial equation : } |sin x|>0,ne 1
    \ => x in (0,2pi) - {frac{pi}{2},pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
    \ x in(3,5) - {pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
    $$






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      $$
      begin{align}
      log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)−frac{3}{log_2|sin x|}} &=
      log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)+log_{|sin x|}frac{1}{8}} \
      &= log{log_{|sin x|}frac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}} \
      &=log{frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|}}
      end{align}
      $$

      $$
      =>frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|} > 0\
      text{In the above equation the denominator, } log{|sin x|} text{, is always negative.}\ text{ So the numerator must also be negative, }
      logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8} < 0 \
      begin{align}
      &=> frac{x^2−8x+23}{8} < 1 \
      &=> {x^2−8x+23} < 8 \
      &=> {x^2−8x+15} < 0 \
      &=> (x-3)(x-5)<0 \
      end{align} \
      x in(3,5) \
      text{Also we have a constraint on x from the initial equation : } |sin x|>0,ne 1
      \ => x in (0,2pi) - {frac{pi}{2},pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
      \ x in(3,5) - {pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
      $$






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        $$
        begin{align}
        log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)−frac{3}{log_2|sin x|}} &=
        log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)+log_{|sin x|}frac{1}{8}} \
        &= log{log_{|sin x|}frac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}} \
        &=log{frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|}}
        end{align}
        $$

        $$
        =>frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|} > 0\
        text{In the above equation the denominator, } log{|sin x|} text{, is always negative.}\ text{ So the numerator must also be negative, }
        logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8} < 0 \
        begin{align}
        &=> frac{x^2−8x+23}{8} < 1 \
        &=> {x^2−8x+23} < 8 \
        &=> {x^2−8x+15} < 0 \
        &=> (x-3)(x-5)<0 \
        end{align} \
        x in(3,5) \
        text{Also we have a constraint on x from the initial equation : } |sin x|>0,ne 1
        \ => x in (0,2pi) - {frac{pi}{2},pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
        \ x in(3,5) - {pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
        $$






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        $$
        begin{align}
        log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)−frac{3}{log_2|sin x|}} &=
        log{log_{|sin x|}(x^2−8x+23)+log_{|sin x|}frac{1}{8}} \
        &= log{log_{|sin x|}frac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}} \
        &=log{frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|}}
        end{align}
        $$

        $$
        =>frac{logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8}}{log|sin x|} > 0\
        text{In the above equation the denominator, } log{|sin x|} text{, is always negative.}\ text{ So the numerator must also be negative, }
        logfrac{(x^2−8x+23)}{8} < 0 \
        begin{align}
        &=> frac{x^2−8x+23}{8} < 1 \
        &=> {x^2−8x+23} < 8 \
        &=> {x^2−8x+15} < 0 \
        &=> (x-3)(x-5)<0 \
        end{align} \
        x in(3,5) \
        text{Also we have a constraint on x from the initial equation : } |sin x|>0,ne 1
        \ => x in (0,2pi) - {frac{pi}{2},pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
        \ x in(3,5) - {pi,frac{3pi}{2}}
        $$







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            $|sin x|>0\implies xne npi$ where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $log_2|sin x|ne0\ implies |sin x|ne1\implies xne (2n+1)large{fracpi2}$
            where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $x^2-8x+23>0\implies xinmathbb{R}$





            $log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|}>0 \implies
            log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largelog_{|sin x|}8>0\implies
            large{log_{|sin x|}(frac{x^2-8x+23}8)>0}\implies
            frac{x^2-8x+23}8<1\implies
            x^2-8x+23<8\implies
            x^2-8x+15<0\implies
            xin(3,5)$







            Combining all $$LARGE xin(3,5)-{pi,frac32pi}$$






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            $begingroup$


            $|sin x|>0\implies xne npi$ where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $log_2|sin x|ne0\ implies |sin x|ne1\implies xne (2n+1)large{fracpi2}$
            where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $x^2-8x+23>0\implies xinmathbb{R}$





            $log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|}>0 \implies
            log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largelog_{|sin x|}8>0\implies
            large{log_{|sin x|}(frac{x^2-8x+23}8)>0}\implies
            frac{x^2-8x+23}8<1\implies
            x^2-8x+23<8\implies
            x^2-8x+15<0\implies
            xin(3,5)$







            Combining all $$LARGE xin(3,5)-{pi,frac32pi}$$






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              $endgroup$
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            $begingroup$


            $|sin x|>0\implies xne npi$ where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $log_2|sin x|ne0\ implies |sin x|ne1\implies xne (2n+1)large{fracpi2}$
            where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $x^2-8x+23>0\implies xinmathbb{R}$





            $log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|}>0 \implies
            log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largelog_{|sin x|}8>0\implies
            large{log_{|sin x|}(frac{x^2-8x+23}8)>0}\implies
            frac{x^2-8x+23}8<1\implies
            x^2-8x+23<8\implies
            x^2-8x+15<0\implies
            xin(3,5)$







            Combining all $$LARGE xin(3,5)-{pi,frac32pi}$$






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            $|sin x|>0\implies xne npi$ where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $log_2|sin x|ne0\ implies |sin x|ne1\implies xne (2n+1)large{fracpi2}$
            where $ninmathbb{I}$





            $x^2-8x+23>0\implies xinmathbb{R}$





            $log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largefrac{3}{log_{2}|sin x|}>0 \implies
            log_{|sin x|}(x^2-8x+23)-largelog_{|sin x|}8>0\implies
            large{log_{|sin x|}(frac{x^2-8x+23}8)>0}\implies
            frac{x^2-8x+23}8<1\implies
            x^2-8x+23<8\implies
            x^2-8x+15<0\implies
            xin(3,5)$







            Combining all $$LARGE xin(3,5)-{pi,frac32pi}$$







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            edited Dec 10 '18 at 18:31









            Martin Sleziak

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            answered Jun 7 '14 at 15:00









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              $endgroup$
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              $endgroup$
              – Swetank
              Jun 7 '14 at 15:05
















            $begingroup$
            sorry but need more help..
            $endgroup$
            – Swetank
            Jun 7 '14 at 15:05




            $begingroup$
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            – Swetank
            Jun 7 '14 at 15:05


















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