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Which of the following is equivalent to ln(13+e^8)? ln(13) + 8 13 + e^8 104 8ln(13 + e) None of the above
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I think its none of the above
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thats right !
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can u explain why it wouldnt be: ln(13) + 8
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ln(a+b) does not equal ln(a) + ln(b)
it equals lna*lnb
it would be, if the given expression was : ln(13) +ln(e^8)
thus it would not equal ln(13) + ln(e^8) thus not equal to ln(13)+8
or if the given expression was : ln(13*e^8)
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the binary operator + does not preserve operations here.
but dont the ln and the e cancel out
only if you could break them up
if it was ln((13+e)^8) we could say 8ln(13+e) <--- but notice the exponent was being aplied to both the 13 and the e
does this make sense?
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