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Ln (1/x)+ln (2x^3)=ln3
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Ln (1/x)+ln (2x^3)=ln3

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\ln (1)/(x) +\ln2x^3=\ln3

\ln (2x^3)/(x) = \ln3

\ln2x^2=\ln3

2x^2=3

x=\sqrt{ (3)/(2) }
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