Answer:
Short Answer: B
Explanation:
You want to solve for x in
- e^(4x - 1) = 3 Take the natural log of both sides
- ln(e^(4x - 1) ) = ln3 Bring the power down from the left side of the equation
- (4x - 1) ln(e) = ln(3) Note that ln(e) = 1
- (4x - 1)*1 = ln(3) Add 1 to both sides
- 4x - 1 + 1 = ln(3) + 1 Reduce
- 4x = ln(3) + 1 Divide by 4
- x = (ln(3) + 1)/4