Simplify: e^(1+lnx)
e^(1+lnx) = e. e^lnx =e.x because (e^lnx =x)
i dont quite understand
I'm not too familiar with e and ln, but I can help. e^(1+lnx) e^1 x e^lnx Does e and ln now cancel eachother off and your left with: e^1 x 1^x? I hope this helped a little, even though I couldn't help much.
hey @chaise: can u tell me if this eq. can b simplified any more?
I couldn't be too sure. I'm not too familiar with logarithims. I wish I was. All I know is that if you have x^(m+n) it can be written as x^m x x^n
\[(2x ^{2}+x-12) / (x ^{2}-16)\] \[(2x ^{2}+x-12) / (x+4) (x-4)\]
is teh top factorable
No.
so its simplifed to that extent?
sabrina any point was not clear with logarithm?
yeah i didnt quite understand the explanation or reasoning as to y the asnwer is equal to e.
can u explain it raheen?
ok
first let me remind you with this rule a^n *a^m = a^(n+M)
got that?
2^3*2^4 = 2^(3+4) = 2^7 as a numberiv example
now for 2^(3+4) can work in reverse too i,e 2^(3+4) =2^3 *2^4
the same we work on e^(1+lnx)
i.e e^(1+lnx) = e^1 * e^lnx
now e^1 =e
and every e to the power of ln(x) would equal only x
so e^lnx =x ( as if e to the power of ln would cancel each other
is that ok with you?
omg this makes so much more sense now with teh example. THANK YOU! =)
:)Most Welcome
I know without making it simple to to would still show some difficulty
EXACTLY...im a visual learner so if someone jsut skips alot of steps i am soo lost and confused. thanks for your time.
not at all
do u mind if i ask u some questions i dont understand?
ok
can u post them in another thread
sure...ill post it now
or u prefer here
i dont mind...whatever you want...ur teh oen helping me
ok it's your choice
then post it here
ill post another thread and send u the link
oh ok then
I need to find teh domain n ranges of some equatiosn except i find it hard to know what to exaclty put as the domains adn ranges
1) \[\left[ x+3 \right] - 2\]
is that an absolute value ?
can you write the instructions
oh sorry yes tahts supposed to be an absolute value and the instructions are: to write the domain and range of the functions.
\[\left| x+3 \right| = x+3 \] if x>= -3
oh you need only domain & range then domain is Real Number Set
Range is the y values so range = [-2,infinity)
what else?
y=e^x
same thing: domain n range
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y=e^x , this an exponential function where the domain would be the real number set
the rang is (0,infinity)
Why is the 12 there?
where you find 12?
Oops, wrong convo! Open Study lags too much!
for the exponential & logarithem function you better memorize the shape of them through their graphs here
yes lags is so bad here
following?
yes
since y=lnx is teh inverse of y=e^x, is the domain and rain jsut switched?
Exactly sabrina
cool...how about shapes liek circles? they dont really have an ending nor start. For example x^2+y^2=25?
what would teh domain and range for that be?
the circle is not a function , it's an equation
so there is no domain or range for that?
domain and range are only when we are talking about a function or a relation but not with an equation
i thought there would be one b.c you can graph a circle.
do mean that you thought that every graph couldd have a domain and range?
I wish things got better now with you regarding wat you posted
yes. thank you very much. And yes i thought anything tath was graphed had a domain and range.
tahnk you for your time and effort.
oh ,that is misconception
more welcome ,any time sabrina
you are honestly a life saver. it's hard to do math when there is no skool since i cant ask anyone. this site is truly amazing! =) thanks to people like you.
sure, you are righonly some people they are doing a good communication is helping others
sabrina do you have any idea about sites like this
as in my opinion about the site?
or if i knew taht sites like these existed?
yes, I'm asking if you know some other exciting
actually I like to have an idea about even your math books , are they online found
im taking ap calculus next year but i haven't received the book yet.the book i had for pre-calulus and the books are not found online
i wish they did. most of our math textbooks just come with a CD-rom.
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