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If In(y - 40) = 5x, then y =

(a)

{e}^(5x) + 40

(b)

{e}^(5x) - 40

(c)

5 ({e}^(x) + 40)

(d)

5 {e}^(x) - 40

(e)none​

User Burhan Ali
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If
\ln(y-40)=5x then
y=e^(5x)+40.

Hope this helps.

User KevinH
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Answer:

a e^(5x) +40

Explanation:

In(y - 40) = 5x

Raise each side to base e

e^In(y - 40) = e^5x

y - 40 = e^5x

Add 40 to each side

y - 40 +40 = e^5x+40

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