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formula1

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on: Jun 7, 2019

Question 1

Evaluate: ln 60

Question 2

Evaluate: ln[400(1.177)]
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Reply #1 on: Jun 7, 2019

Answer 1

ln 60 = 4.094344562

Answer 2

ln[400(1.177)] = ln 400 + ln 1.177
= ln 400 + 7(ln 1.17)
= 5.9914645 + 7(.1570038)
= 5.9914645 + 1.0990262 = 7.090491


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Reply #2 on: Jun 7, 2019
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