Sunday, October 26, 2014

ln e^3 + ln 6x = 6

We'll use the product property of the
logarithms:


ln e^3 + ln 6x = ln
(6x*e^3)


We'll substitute the sum by the
product:


ln (6x*e^3) = 6


So,
we can write the expression above:


6x*e^3  =
e^6


We'll divide by e^3 both
sides:


6x = e^3


We'll divide
by 6 both sides:


x =
e^3/6


Since the result is positive, the equation has the
solution


x =
e^3/6

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