I'm not sure if I get what you mean, because I don't think I remeber what an area model is. But if it literally means making a model to describe the area, you could draw a square and put 84 on the length or the width and the o.24 on the other. Show that length times width = area. And then multiply. But if I am right, that's not what you are looking for, huh?
Answer:
<u>Apply the property above:</u>
- 1. ln 618 = p ⇔ e^p = 618
- 2. ln q = 2 ⇔ e^2 = q
- 3. ln 100 = t ⇔ e^t = 100
- 4. ln (e^3) = 3 ⇔ e^3 = e^3
Answer:17
Step-by-step explanation: You just follow the steps.
