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\[\ln 4 +\ln(3x)=2\]I need to solve for x
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Log addition to multiplication property: \(\large\rm ln(A)+ln(B)\quad=\quad ln(AB)\) Apply this property first, what do you get? :d
The natural log of 4 = 0.60205999133 So, we can write the equation as: ln (3x) = 2 -0.60205999133 ln (3x) = 1.3979400087
The anti-log of 1.3979400087 is 25 25/3=8.3333333333 So, x=8.33333333333
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