SOLUTION: How do you solve the following?
ln(5x-3)^1/3=2
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Question 418585: How do you solve the following?
ln(5x-3)^1/3=2
Answer by nerdybill(7384) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
ln(5x-3)^1/3=2
(5x-3)^1/3= e^2
5x-3= (e^2)^3
5x= (e^2)^3 + 3
x= [(e^2)^3 + 3]/5
x= [403.429 + 3]/5
x= [406.429]/5
x= 81.286
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