How do you simplify $e^(ln sqrtx)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-10-24T16:18:39

$e^(lnsqrtx)=sqrtx$

Let $e^(lnsqrtx)=u$ ,

then $lnsqrtx=lnu$

Hence $u=sqrtx$

i.e. $e^(lnsqrtx)=sqrtx$

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