What is the solution to 3 + 4e^x+1 = 11?
Solution:
To solve for x, Let us subtract 3 from both sides
Let us divide by 4 on both sides
Let us take ln on both sides
So, x+1=ln(2)
To solve for x, Let us subtract 1 from both sides
x+1-1=ln(2) -1
x+0=ln(2)-1
x= ln(2) -1
Answer: Option (A)
x=ln(2)-1
I'm assuming that the options are after the .......
So, it looks like to me that each number is multiplying by 2.
So, -4*2= -8
-8 would be the best answer.
I hope this helps!
~cupcake
Answer: Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
They are proprtoinal because the x goes up by y, while and y goes up by one
Your answer is going to be 55.76$
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=x²-1, f(x-1)=(x-1)²-1
=(x-1)(x-1)-1
=(x²-x-x+1)-1
=x²-2x+1-1
=x²-2x=0
x²=2x
x=2