2024年6月11日 · Well we are interested in the graph of e^y=x, then y=lnx, and we are then looking for values of y when x=0. You are sliding up and down the x axis, so x is the one dimenstional variable. y would be the 2-dimensional variable, since we talk about e^(ipi) etc so in the above case, w is two dimensional and z is one dimensional

2024年6月13日 · (Original post by Abzey_97)if you move the-1 at the beginning of ln 2 and put it as a power of 2 (through the log rule) u get 2 to the power of-1 which equals 0.5 Thanks, it is really helpful for the understanding of this equation

T=14.29ln(0.00411r+1) elizreyes I need help solving it because somehow I am messing up. r is the estimated world oil reserves in billions of barrels and T is the time before that amount of oil is depleted.

2024年6月6日 · as title says how do you show 1-ln2=ln(0.5e) 0 Report. Reply 1. 16 years ago. James. 14. Remember log(ab ...

2024年6月4日 · ln2^0.5 equals ln(0.5) then you did 2ln(0.5), which is the same same ln(0.5^2), use the power law for logs natural log and zero point five to the power of 2, which is ln1 =0 Whoah, whoah, hold on there buddy, (ln 2)^0.5 does NOT equal ln 0.5

Full question: ln(x) = integral of dy/y from 1 to x, x > 0 Suppose that x = ab. Split the range of integration into two ranged 1 to a and a to ab, and use a suitable change of variable to show the result in the thread title.

I was just wondering, what is the exact way of pronouncing l n (x) ln(x) l n (x). It can be said as natural logarithm of x but how to speak it in short. People use different ways to pronounce it but what's the correct way? I have searched a lot through the internet, but still can't find an exact pronunciation of it, different people speak it in ...

2016年9月2日 · For part c I end up with x = ln ⁡ (0.5) − 1 2 x=\frac{\ln(0.5)-1}{2} x = 2 l n (0.5) − 1 You're correct on part c - Remember that aln(x)= ln(x^a) even when a is negative start part a by taking logs of both sides

2024年6月11日 · Therefore ln(1/2) = 0-ln(2 =-ln(2) lol you're thinking about it too hard, wtf. To OP:-log(2) = log(2)^-1 ...

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