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Anybody good at maths?

Literally am tired of burdening the people I care about with incessant questions on how and why.
Any maths teachers around?

Update with question
Ok so I need to simplify e^In(7x)
dumpstermeow · 41-45, F
I was a math tutor a million years ago in college. I only remember algebra level junk.
bhatjc · 46-50, M
@dumpstermeow A squared + b squared = c Squared
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BellaJadid · 41-45, F
@xxxxxx I’m not sure.
I know so far the that natural logs are with e.
But I think it’s qite simple the rearrangement. Just not sure he w to do it. You maybe right regarding the correct term for the In.
I think it’s equivalent to 7x but n T sure how they get to it.
Or rather can this be done in the calculator and if so whcit’s h buttons do I press?
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BellaJadid · 41-45, F
@xxxxxx yes it’s the natural logarithm which I learnt today 😊 after embarrassing myself with this question.
Now you can see how much I actually don’t know.
Hence the question for help.
😂
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fazer1k · 56-60, M
What does inverse mean in mathematical terms?
BellaJadid · 41-45, F
@fazer1k I think in terms of the unit I am doing on functions it is the reverse. For example y=x
The Inverse of the function of f(x) = f^-1(x)
And there is an exponential law which describes what to do above. I will have to post a picture of the rule.
I have at least ten of more expressions similar to the above that I need to rearrange.
I will post some stuff tomorrow
MarkPaul · 26-30, M
You might want to start with English first.
bhatjc · 46-50, M
What is the problem you are having
SailorMarz · F
I fuckin wish lol. Good luck
Kayaklover · 51-55, M
Meh I'm ok.... ask away
1olderguy20 · 61-69, M
What's your question
Goralski · 51-55, M
Spellings mo so
1olderguy20 · 61-69, M
I had 4 terms of calc. But I dont remember what your asking sorry
SW-User
7x

IIRC, e^ln(blah) = blah

Edit: Inverse or natural log?

 
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