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to begin with, I have a=e^2 & c=e^5 ? not sure if that is correct
thats correct keep going
For a, I have ln |e^7| =7 ?
your close but you need to evaluate it at 1 also \[\int\limits_{1}^{e^7} \frac{ 1 }{ t }dt = \ln(e^7) - ?\]
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well actaully yea nvm it goes to zero so your right its 7 haha
hehe, oh cool! for some reason i was stumped but now i see what i was doing wrong :)
haha np the other parts are pretty much the same process
yes now i understand! Thank you for responding anyway :)
depending on your definition, sometimes log is defined as \[\ln(x)=\int_1^x\frac{dt}{t}\]
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oh yes @satellite73 I believe thats the same formula i have here in my notes! I didn't see the "ln" in (ln a)=2 so i thought a was just 2!
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