How do you write $ln (x - 2) = 4$ $ln(x-2) =4$ in exponential form?

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Answer 1 · 2016-06-05T04:34:23

$x = e^{4} + 2$ $x=e^4+2$

$ln (x - 2) = 4$ $ln(x-2)=4$ in exponential form is

$e^{4} = x - 2$ $e^4=x-2$

Hence $x = e^{4} + 2$ $x=e^4+2$

How do you write ln(x-2) =4ln(x−2)=4ln(x-2) =4 in exponential form?