SOLUTION: Hi, the following question has me a little stumped... it is solve for x e^2in(2x) does this then become e^(2x)squared?? not quite sure what to do with this question. thanks.

Question 50916: Hi, the following question has me a little stumped...
it is solve for x
e^2in(2x)
does this then become e^(2x)squared??
not quite sure what to do with this question.
thanks.
Answer by rapaljer(4671) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Could this be ?
if so, then do this by the laws of logarithms:

R^2 at SCC
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