Answer:
can you comment the real question because this is just gibrish
Step-by-step explanation:
Once you remember the definition of a log, the answer to this question will literally fall out of your pencil.
First, ' Ln ' means 'natural log' ... logs to the base of ' e '.
Definition of the natural log of a number:
In order to get the number, what power do I have to raise ' e ' to ?
OK. What power do you have to raise ' e ' to in order to get 1/e² ?
Isn't 1/e² the same thing as e⁻² ?
So, in order to get 1/e² , you have to raise ' e ' to the -2 power .
In math-speak: Ln(1/e²) = <em><u>-2</u></em> .
7x+6=3x-6
+6 +6
7x+12=3x
-3x -3x
4x+12=0
-4x -4x
divide both sides by -4 but you have to flip the sign.
-3>x
or
{x | x < -3}
