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3 ln x = ln 16 + ln 4. Solve for x.

Please walk me through which log rule to use once you get to the point:
ln x = (ln 16 + ln 4)/3

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3 ln x = ln 16 + ln 4. Solve for x. Please walk me through which log rule to use once-example-1
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User Kim HJ
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Answer:

4

Explanation:


ln(x) = ln(16) + ln(4)

Use the Produxt Rule


ln(a) + ln(b) = ln(a + b)

Remeber that Ln is a log function with base e,

so know we have


3 ln(x) = ln(64)


ln(a) = ln(b)

Only if a=b So we have

x^3=64

x=4


x = 64

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