f(x)=ln(sqrt(1+4x^2))

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Solution for f(x)=ln(sqrt(1+4x^2)) equation: 


Simplifying
f(x) = ln(sqrt(1 + 4x2))

Multiply f * x
fx = ln(sqrt(1 + 4x2))
fx = ln((1 * qrst + 4x2 * qrst))
fx = ln((1qrst + 4qrstx2))
fx = (1qrst * ln + 4qrstx2 * ln)
fx = (1lnqrst + 4lnqrstx2)

Solving
fx = 1lnqrst + 4lnqrstx2

Solving for variable 'f'.

Move all terms containing f to the left, all other terms to the right.

Divide each side by 'x'.
f = lnqrstx-1 + 4lnqrstx

Simplifying
f = lnqrstx-1 + 4lnqrstx

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