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Find the sum of all possible values of x satisfying simultaneous the equations `log^2x – 3 log x = log (x^2) – 4 and log^2 (100 x) + log^2 (10 x) = 14 + log)(1/x)`.[Note : Assume base of logarithm is 10.1]

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