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About LinkBacksI need help with this. The problem needs to be simplified and I'm confused:
ln [(e^5x)/x(x^4+1)]
Thanks!
nerd :P
Well Bandnerd...I am going to assume that this is yoru problemOriginally Posted by bandnerd1892
...if so then we begin with this
due to the fact that the quotient of a log is the difference of the individual logs...next we have
this was done using the fact that
and
are inverses and using the fact that the products on the interior of a log can be split into the addition of the logs....next we just have to distribute the - to get
![ln\bigg[\frac{e^{5x}}{x(x^4+1)}\bigg]=5x-ln(x)-ln(x^4+1)](http://latex.codecogs.com/png.latex?ln\bigg[\frac{e^{5x}}{x(x^4+1)}\bigg]=5x-ln(x)-ln(x^4+1))
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