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21 May, 15:59

How do you solve 2ln (2x+5) = 8?

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  1. 21 May, 16:36
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    Well you have to use one of the logarithm laws

    b * ln (x) = ln (x^b)

    So

    2 ln (2x + 5) = 8

    ln [ (2x+5) ^2] = 8

    So now if we do e^x on both sides and we say that x is going to be what either side equals like this

    e^ (ln [ (2x+5) ^2]) = e^8

    We we know that

    e^[ln (x) ] = x so

    [ (2x+5) ^2] = e^8

    take square root of both sides

    2x + 5 = e^4. and - (2x+5) = e^4

    2x = e^4 - 5. and - 2x = e^4 + 5

    x = (e^4 - 5) / 2 and x = (e^4 + 5) / - 2

    now just use a calculator to solve
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