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Question 128491
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I follow along to a point, but some things stump me. Would you show me how to solve lnA = lnH-ln(1-H)
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taking antilog __ A=H/(1-H)
multiplying by 1-H __ A-AH=H
adding AH __ A=H+AH
factoring __ A=H(1+A)
dividing (1+A) __ A/(1+A)=H