Simple calculus question?
25 and 3 ducks plus 1 pigeon
\[y=\ln \left( e ^{2x}+x ^{2} -2x\right)\] Can somebody explain to me how do I make the semplification in order to get this expression? \[y=2x+\ln (1+\frac{ x ^{2}-2x}{ e ^{2x} })\]
I was writing it just now...
English is not my first language so sorry if I make some mistakes.
They factored out e^(2x). Then they used the rules ln(xy) = ln(x) + ln(y) ln(x^y) = y*ln(x) ln(e) = 1 Doing all that gives you this: \[\large y=\ln \left( e ^{2x}+x ^{2} -2x\right)\] \[\large y=\ln \left( e ^{2x}(1+\frac{x ^{2} -2x}{e^{2x}})\right)\] \[\large y=\ln \left( e ^{2x}\right) + \ln\left(1+\frac{x ^{2} -2x}{e^{2x}}\right)\] \[\large y=2x*\ln \left( e\right) + \ln\left(1+\frac{x ^{2} -2x}{e^{2x}}\right)\] \[\large y=2x*1 + \ln\left(1+\frac{x ^{2} -2x}{e^{2x}}\right)\] \[\large y=2x + \ln\left(1+\frac{x ^{2} -2x}{e^{2x}}\right)\]
@jim_thompson5910 excuse me, I got a question how do you write like that? with all those letters and the equations so perfect lol
you can use the equation button below the text input box to enter equations I'm using Tex to render the formulas http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeX so for instance, to render \(\Large y = x^{3t}\) you would type y = x^{3t} and surround that with "\ [" and "\ ]" , ie \ [ y = x^{3t} \ ] delete all the spaces to make it render
\[y=x^{3t}\]
ohh lol okay thanks it will take me a long time to get adapted to this but thanks :D @jim_thompson5910
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