3 years ago

How do you simplify ln(lne^e^10) it's supposed to be 'e' raised to the power of 'e' which is again raised to the power of 10.?

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5 0

Hello,

$ln(ln((e^e)^{10}))\\

 = ln( ln(e^{10*e}))\\

=ln(10*e*ln(e))\\

=ln(10*e*1)\\

=ln(10)+ln(e)\\

=ln(10)+1 \\

=3,30258509...$

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