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Express the equation in logarithmic form: (a) $e^x = 5$ is equivalent to $ln A = B$. Then A = and B = (b) $e^3 = x$ is equivalent to $ln C = D$. Then C = and D =

          Express the equation in logarithmic form:
(a) $e^x = 5$ is equivalent to $ln A = B$. Then
A = 

and
B = 
(b) $e^3 = x$ is equivalent to $ln C = D$. Then
C = 
and
D =

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Precalculus with Limits

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(a) e^5 is equivalent to ln A = B. Then A and B (b) e^3x is equivalent to ln C = D. Then C and D

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Express the equation in logarithmic form: (a) $e^x = 5$ is equivalent to $ln A = B$. Then A = and B = (b) $e^3 = x$ is equivalent to $ln C = D$. Then C = and D =

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