Question

e^(4x−10)=13

Answer 1

Please someone help. I have a test tomorrow and I don't understand this.

Answer 2

We just did this one :( & You got it right lol

Answer 3

it's not ln(13)

Answer 4

you can use the inverse of exponential e, log base e or natural log
\[\large \ln(e^u)=u\]

Answer 5

nooo...
we got so far up to :
\[4x-10=\ln(13)\]
right?
now just solve for x

Answer 6

x=(ln(13)+10)/4

Answer 7

but we're not allowed to use our calculators so how would i solve it

Answer 8

That's the right answer DW haha

Answer 9

in exact form **

Answer 10

OH NVM i'm so stupid i didn't see it correctly thank you.

Answer 11

NP :D You did it all yourself lol