It is possible to rewrite the expression 4. 2 In(x) – In(ax) as In(kx) where k is a constant. Perform this rewrite in order to identify the value of k in your case.

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A = -3/2   B= 19/13

It is possible to rewrite the expression
4.
2 In(x) – In(ax)
as
In(kx)
where k is a constant.
Perform this rewrite in order to identify the value of k in your case.
Transcribed Image Text:It is possible to rewrite the expression 4. 2 In(x) – In(ax) as In(kx) where k is a constant. Perform this rewrite in order to identify the value of k in your case.
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