Question

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Answer 1

So, you need to get the e^4x expression by itself first. Once you do, you eliminate e's by taking the log of both sides. Are you familiar with log properties and what would happen to that e^4x after you took the log of it? If so, you should be able to solve for x just fine.

Answer 2

i got d?

Answer 3

Thats what I get.

Answer 4

ok thx

Answer 5

Just make sure that you always get the e expression by itself as much as possible. Otherwise it might be confusing on what to do when you started taking the log of things.