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24. Solve ln 4+ ln(3x)=2 A) 1.13 B).18 C)1.41 D).62
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so you can combine logs \[\ln (a)+\ln (b) = \ln(ab)\]
So then it would look like ln(12x)=2?
yes correct
now rewrite in in exponential form \[\log_{a} x = y\] \[a^y = x\]
10^2=12?
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That's most likely wrong sorry
try raising both sides by e to remove the ln
I don't know how
ok ill show you
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