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Re: Log functions?

For any log function, you can use both sides of the equation as exponents for the base of the logarithm.


Spoiler for An Example:
In the case ln(x)< x^2, it would look something like e^ln(x) > e^x^2, solve as far as you can go or as far as the teacher wants.
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