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Which is the solution for ln(3x - 5) = ln(11) + ln(2) ?
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Which is the solution for ln(3x - 5) = ln(11) + ln(2) ?

Which is the solution for ln(3x - 5) = ln(11) + ln(2) ?-example-1
User Javier Sedano
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Answer:

B: x=9

Explanation:

You have to use the property of logarithms

that says ln A + ln B = ln AB. So here we have

ln (3x - 5) = ln 11 + ln 2 = ln 22

Therefore 3x - 5 = 22, from which x = 9

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