Question

If lnA=10, write ln(Ae^3) as an integer

Answer 1

keep in mind that \(\bf log(a\times b) \implies log(a) + log(b)\\\quad \\
ln = log_e\)

Answer 2

also keep in mind the logarithm cancellation rule of \(\bf \large log_aa^x = x\)

Answer 3

so is the correct answer 10^3
... I have these rules but i am not following
thank you

Answer 4

ahemm... no

Answer 5

try using the \(\bf log(a\times b) \implies log(a) + log(b)\)

see what does that give you

Answer 6

keep in mind also that \(\bf ln(Ae^3) \implies ln(A \times e^3)\)

Answer 7

would it be possible for you to assist me with solving the answer? I see the rules, but am having a hard time applying them to the question

Answer 8

hmmm.... lemme see if this helps \(\bf log_e(a\times b) \implies log_e(a) + log_e(b)\\\quad \\

ln(Ae^3) \implies log_e(Ae^3) \implies log_e(A \times e^3)\)

Answer 9

can u plug in the numbers for me, and give me a visual please i am still clueless