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To solve the equation 8^(7x) = 68, apply the natural logarithmic function on each side of the equation. Therefore, ______ (8^[7x]) = _______ (68). What am I suppose to put on both lines? It says, "Enter a mathematical equation" when I hover my mouse over it
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\[\log_e 8^{7x}=\log_e (68)\] Then you bring down the 7x etc
Thanks but the correct answer is "ln". Webassign was not accepting "LN" because it was in caps...
ln is actually the same as log_e
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