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shiraz14 · Answer

$$5 \ln(x) + \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }\ln (7-x)$$

shiraz14 · Answer

@Valestrum : If it's incorrect, it's likely to be due to some misinterpretation of the original question. Could you please use the Equation function to type this question again so that we may verify it? Thanks!

shiraz14 · Answer

Based on your previous feedback, I suspect that it might be a formatting error we are dealing with here - you might need to type 0.5 instead of '1/2'? Also, please use loge (instead of ln) - I suspect that this might be what the program requires you to type. So the equation becomes:

5 loge(x) + 0.5 loge(7-x)

Try to see if this works (the solution remains the same though).

anonymous · Answer

Ah! You were correct, it was just a formatting issue. My bad, thank you VERY much for your help. :)

shiraz14 · Answer

You're welcome