Monday, November 10, 2014

Solve e^(.5ln(.25(x^2 + 4))) = 1

We have to solve e^(0.5*ln(.25(x^2 + 4))) =
1


e^(0.5*ln(0.25(x^2 + 4))) =
1


use the property that a*log b = log
b^a


e^(ln(0.25(x^2 + 4))^(0.5)) =
1


e^ln a = a as ln represents logarithm to the base
e


0.5*(x^2 + 4)^(0.5) =
1


=> sqrt (x^2 + 4) =
2


=> x^2 + 4 =
4


=> x^2  = 0


=>
x = 0


The required solution is x =
0

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