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Which is the best estimate of the amount of juice a drinking glass holds? [can someone also help me with my test]

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Given f(x)=x-8 find f(1)+10

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We can use some logarithmic rules to solve this easily.

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Now, lets start with the equation:

$ln(2x) + ln(2) = 0\\ln(2x) = -ln(2)$

Writing left side with logarithmic base e, we have:

$Log_{e}(2x) = -ln(2)$

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