The equation $x^{(\frac{3}{4}) (l o g_{2} x)^{2} + (l o g_{2} x) - (\frac{5}{4})} = 2$ has $(1)$ at least one real solution $(2)$ exactly three solutions $(3)$ exactly one irrational solution $(4)$ complex roots

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The equation

x^{(\frac{3}{4}) (l o g_{2} x)^{2} + (l o g_{2} x) - (\frac{5}{4})} = 2

has

(1)

at least one real solution

(2)

exactly three solutions

(3)

exactly one irrational solution

(4)

complex roots

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