Thread: Ln problem

Hi

Im halfway though a homework problem and i was hoping for a little insight into how one would go about solving the problem.

Thanks for whatever you can offer!

The question:



So far ive got them all to the same side, added the logs and brought it down to and was wondering how to remove the ln in order to solve the equation?

Thank you very much

It's actually and this is pretty familiar.

So why not give us a clue?

here's a big clue:

if:



then:



can you continue?

Yeah, i think so; thanks.

I just had to raise each side as a power of e to get rid of ln right?

Originally Posted by farso

Yeah, i think so; thanks.

I just had to raise each side as a power of e to get rid of ln right?

yeah, that step is commonly refereed to as "anti-logging"