Asked by Alli

Rules of Logarithms: Can someone explain how to do:
1) e^(2(ln)(x))
2) e^(-lnx)

I know the rules I just don't understand how they apply..
thanks!

Answers

Answered by Reiny
the "rule" here is that
e^ln(k) = k

so e^(2lnx)
= e^ln(x^2)
= x^2

and
2) e^(-lnx)
= e^ln(x^-1)
= x^-1
or 1/x
Answered by drwls
This is not the trigonometry I studied in high school
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