SOLUTION: e^(2x+1)= log1000 i'm trying to convert to logarithmic form, can you please help me?
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Question 958653: e^(2x+1)= log1000 i'm trying to convert to logarithmic form, can you please help me?
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e^(2x+1)= log1000 i'm trying to convert to logarithmic form, can you please help me?
log10000=3
e^(2x+1)=3
(2x+1)lne=ln3
lne=1l
2x+1=ln3
2x=ln3-1
x=(ln3-1)/2≈0.0493
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