3/4x - 2/3 = 5/6
3/4x = 5/6 + 2/3
3/4x = 5/6 + 4/6 = 9/6
x = (9/6)/(3/4)
He sold 60.
5x+x=360
6x=360
6x/6 = 360/6
x=60
5(60)= 300 [# of toyotas rick sells]
360-300 = 60 [# of toyotas ranger sells]
Answer:
ln[xy/sqrt(z+4)]
Step-by-step explanation:
lnx+ln(y^4)-ln((z+4)^1/2)
The logarithms property states that logxy can be written as log(x)+log(y)
ln(xy)-ln(z+4)^1/2
The logarithms property also states that logx/y can be written as log(x)-log(y)
ln(xy)/ln(z+4)^1/2
ln(xy/(z+4))^1/2
ln[xy/sqrt(z+4)]
Hence by using the logarithms properties In x + 4 In y - 1/2 In (z + 4) can be written as ln[xy/sqrt(z+4)]
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
The natural log is the inverse of the exponential (and vise versa), so ln(e^3) = 3.
(This is the also same as e^(ln3))