e^((1/2)ln x) not sure what happens to the 1/2
If it was just e^(ln x) the answer is x....hmmm?

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e^((1/2)ln x)   not sure what happens to the 1/2  
If it was just e^(ln x) the answer is x....hmmm?

anonymous · Answer

ln(x^a)=alnx

anonymous · Answer

Does it help?

psymon · Answer

Yeah, any consant multiplying in front of an ln can be brought inside of the ln and be made into a power. So the 1/2 is pulled out from in front and turned into a power of x. So 
(1/2)lnx = ln[x^(1/2)]

anonymous · Answer

leaving me with sqrt x...I sees it now

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

need to be able to split medals when more peoples help!

psymon · Answer

Doesnt matter either way, as long as you get it xD.

anonymous · Answer

to you maybe...the only help I can give out is over on the history channel so I don't feel like a total mooch

thanks all