Asked by arcos15
I need help solving for this final problem to complete my assigment. Please help!
Solve for x:
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
Solve for x:
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
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Answered by
arcos15
I need help solving for this final problem to complete my assigment. Please help!
Solve for x:
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
Solve for x:
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
Answered by
Reiny
Use your rules of logs
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
ln (x^4/x^2) = 2
ln(x^2) = 2
2 lnx = 2
lnx = 1
e^1 = x
x = e
or
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
4lnx - 2lnx = 2
2lnx = 2
lnx = 1
x = e^1 = e
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
ln (x^4/x^2) = 2
ln(x^2) = 2
2 lnx = 2
lnx = 1
e^1 = x
x = e
or
ln(x^4)-ln(x^2)=2
4lnx - 2lnx = 2
2lnx = 2
lnx = 1
x = e^1 = e
Answered by
arcos15
thanks alot man, wow it makes alot of sense.
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