g(x)=ln[(7x+4)*5]

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Solution for g(x)=ln[(7x+4)*5] equation:


Simplifying
g(x) = ln[(7x + 4) * 5]

Multiply g * x
gx = ln[(7x + 4) * 5]

Reorder the terms:
gx = ln[(4 + 7x) * 5]

Reorder the terms for easier multiplication:
gx = ln[5(4 + 7x)]
gx = ln[(4 * 5 + 7x * 5)]
gx = ln[(20 + 35x)]
gx = [20 * ln + 35x * ln]
gx = [20ln + 35lnx]

Solving
gx = 20ln + 35lnx

Solving for variable 'g'.

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

Divide each side by 'x'.
g = 20lnx-1 + 35ln

Simplifying
g = 20lnx-1 + 35ln

Reorder the terms:
g = 35ln + 20lnx-1

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