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Answer 1

➡Answer: x=√(e^y-2)

❇Explanation:
Step1: Let f(x)=y,then

↪y=ln(x²+2)

Step2: Converting it into exponential form,

↪e^y=x²+2

↪x²=e^y-2

Step3: Taking square root of both sides,

↪x=√(e^y-2)

❇Note:

ln means log with base e.

So in step 2 , base e of ln (x²+2) goes to other side in the form e^y. That is simply the property of log I used there..

Hope this helps!