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Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equation In exercise,solve for x or t.See example 5 and 6.

In x - In(x - 6) = 3

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Answer:


x=(6e^3)/(e^3-1)

Explanation:


ln x - ln(x - 6) = 3

Apply natural log property

ln mn=ln m + ln(n), ln(m/n)=ln(m)-ln(n)


ln x - ln(x - 6) = 3


ln((x)/(x-6) )=3

All natural log has base 'e'


(x)/(x-6) =e^3

cross multiply


x=e^3(x-6)


x=e^3x-6e^3

add 6e^3 on both sides and -x on both sides


6e^3=e^3x-x


6e^3=x(e^3-1)

Divide e^3-1 on both sides


x=(6e^3)/(e^3-1)

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