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How would I go about simplifying and finding the exact value for this question:

$e^{6\ln(4)}$

I know that $e ^{\ln x} = x$ but how does the $6$ affect this answer?

Anixx
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$$a^{bc} = \left(a^c\right)^b$$

If $a=e$ and $c=\ln(4)$, then $a^c = 4$. You should be able to do the rest yourself.

Glen O
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$6 \ln 4 = \ln (4^6)$

So, $e^{6 \ln 4} = e^{\ln (4^6)}$.

Dan
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