Monday, June 24, 2013

Find the value of x if ln e^x + ln e^3 = ln e^5

Given  lne^x+lne^3= lne^5.


We have
to determine x.


We know by definition of ln , the natural
logarithms, that


If e^a = b, then  a =
lnb.


Therfore ln e^a = c implies e^a = e^c implies a =c or a = ln
e^a.


So by definition ,  ln e^a =
a.


Therefore the given equation
becomes:


x+3 = 5.


Subtract
3:


x+3-3 = 5-3.


x =
2.


Therfore the solution of ln e^x+lne^3 = ln 5 is x =
2.

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