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A town predicts that its population will double in e ^ In 10/ 2 In e years.

Simplify the expression. In how many years will the population of the town double?

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(e^(\ln 10))/(2\ln e)=(10)/(2)=5

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Answer: 5 years

Explanation:

Given : A town predicts that its population will double in
(e^(\ln10))/(2\ln_e) years.

We know that
e^(\ln x)= x

and the natural log of e =
\ln_e=1

Then , the expression
(e^(\ln10))/(2\ln_e) will becomes


(10)/(2)=5

Hence, The population of the town will be double in 5 years.

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