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e^(2x) = ln 5 (solve with explanation)

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e ^(2x) = ln5

Solve for the real domain


e ^(2x) = ln(5)

if
f(x) =g(x), then
ln(f(x))= ln(g(x))


ln(e ^(2x) ) = ln(ln(5))

Solve :
ln(e ^(2x) ) = ln(ln(5))

use the logarithmic definition :


ln(e^(f(x)) ) = f(x)


ln(e^(2x) ) = 2x


2x=ln(ln(5))

Divide both sides by 2 :


(2x)/(2) = (ln(ln(5)))/(2)


x= (ln(ln(5)))/(2)

hope this helps!

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