SOLUTION: solve ln((e^4x+3)/e)=1
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Question 691735: solve ln((e^4x+3)/e)=1
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solve ln((e^4x+3)/e)=1
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[e^(4x+3)/e] = e^1
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e^(4x+2) = e^1
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4x+2 = 1
4x = -1
x = -1/4
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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