Can anyone help me in proving this? As we know e^(ln (x))=x To prove this I applied ln on LHS (left hand side) and I got RHS (rights hand side ) as follows ln(e^(ln(x)))=ln(x) ln(x)ln(e)=ln(x) ln(x)=ln(x) But I didn't knew how the first step or the equation which is to be proved. Can anyone help me in this.

Kenna Stanton

Kenna Stanton

Answered question

2022-11-21

Can anyone help me in proving this?
As we know e ln ( x ) = x
To prove this I applied ln on LHS (left hand side) and I got RHS (rights hand side ) as follows
ln ( e ln ( x ) ) = ln ( x )
ln ( x ) ln ( e ) = ln ( x )
ln ( x ) = ln ( x )
But I didn't knew how the first step or the equation which is to be proved. Can anyone help me in this.

Answer & Explanation

Calvin Maddox

Calvin Maddox

Beginner2022-11-22Added 15 answers

By definition,
ln e f ( x ) = f ( x )

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