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Evaluate the expression Ine^2 and e^(In14)
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Ine^2 = 2lne = 2 * 1 = ...
Using the power rule of logs: ln e^2 = 2 ln e, Since ln e = 1, 2 ln e = 2(1) = 2 e^ln 14 --> the natural log of 14 is the power you raise e to, in order to get 14. So, if you raise e to the power that you would raise it to to get 14, you get 14. e^ln 14 = 14
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