SOLUTION: I can't get the answer to 2LNX + LNX(squared) =3 or the question LNX + LN4=2

Question 280852: I can't get the answer to 2LNX + LNX(squared) =3 or the question LNX + LN4=2
Answer by nabla(475) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I'm not sure what you meant by (squared) but I will do the second question.
lnx=2-ln4
This means that
e^(2-ln4)=x
This is moreover the same as:
e^2/4=x
Using a calculator we can find the approximation x= 1.84726.

Please resubmit the first question by making clear if it is
2lnx-(lnx)^2=3 or 2lnx-ln(x^2)=3 These are in fact not the same expression.
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