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身高相同的甲、乙、丙三位同学星期天到野外去比赛放风筝,看谁放得高.甲、乙、丙放出

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身高相同的甲、乙、丙三位同学星期天到野外去比赛放风筝,看谁放得高.甲、乙、丙放出的线长分别为300m,250m,200m,线与地平面的夹角分别为30°,45°,60°.假设风筝线是拉直的,请你给三位同学打一下分数.

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当1>x>12时,不等式log(2x-1)(x2-x-5)>0化为0<x2-x-5<1,解得x∈∅;当x>1时,不等式log(2x-1)(x2-x-5)>0化为x2-x-5>1,解得x>3,综上所述x∈(3,+∞);故答案为:(3,+∞).

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