SOLUTION: -1 + 2ln(x-2) = ln(x)

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Question 982391: -1 + 2ln(x-2) = ln(x)
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Notice that I've changed the numbers, so you'll have to go
through it, using this as a model.  Yours is done EXACTLY 
the same way:

























, , 
















Using the +, that's approximately 25.7358
Using the -, that's approximately 0.3497

However since there is ln(x-2) in the original equation, the
value of x-2 must be positive, or x > 2, so we may not use 
the minus sign.

Solution:
x = (6+e^3+sqrt(e^3(12+e^3)))}}}

Now use the above as a model and do your problem.

Edwin

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