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Use natural logrithms to solve 6e^(2x) – 9 = 23

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1 answer:

Wittaler [7]3 years ago

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Hello :
<span> 6e^(2x) – 9 = 23
</span><span> 6e^(2x) = 32
</span>e^(2x) = 32/6 =16/3
2x = ln(16/3/
x = (1/2) ln(16/3)

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