SOLUTION: Let ln (a)=2, ln (b)=3, ln (c)=5. Solve: f (x)=(ln (c^2))(ln (a^4/b^2))^-1

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Question 1006514: Let ln (a)=2, ln (b)=3, ln (c)=5. Solve:
f (x)=(ln (c^2))(ln (a^4/b^2))^-1

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Answer by MathTherapy(10552)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Let ln (a)=2, ln (b)=3, ln (c)=5. Solve:
f (x)=(ln (c^2))(ln (a^4/b^2))^-1
ln a = 2
ln b = 3
ln c = 5

------- Applying

We therefore have:

--- Applying = ln p – ln q
---- Applying = q ln p
----------- Substituting 5 for ln c, 2 for ln a, and 3 for ln b

, or
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