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If (x+1)^((log)(10)(x+1))=100(x+1), then...

If `(x+1)^((log)_(10)(x+1))=100(x+1),` then all the roots are positive real numbers all the roots lie in the interval (0,100) all the roots lie in the interval [-1,99] none of these

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