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PLEASE HELP WITH THIS ONE AS WELL! I’m struggling with Transcendental Functions!

PLEASE HELP WITH THIS ONE AS WELL! I’m struggling with Transcendental Functions!
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PLEASE HELP WITH THIS ONE AS WELL! I’m struggling with Transcendental Functions!

PLEASE HELP WITH THIS ONE AS WELL! I’m struggling with Transcendental Functions!-example-1
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h(x)=20e^(kx)

a. If
h(1)=20, then
20=20e^k\implies e^k=1\implies k=0.

b. If
h(1)=40, then
40=20e^k\implies e^k=2\implies k=\ln2, so that
2k+1=2\ln2+1.

c. If
h(1)=10, then
10=20e^k\implies e^k=\frac12\implies k=-\ln2, so that
k-3=-\ln2-3.

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