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Solve the inequality for \(x\). $$ -2<\ln x<0 $$

Short Answer

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The solution for x is that it should be more than 0.135 and less than 1, so (\(0.135, 1\))

Step by step solution

01

Understand the transformation of ln to exponential form

We have a logarithmic inequality of the type \(-2 < \ln x < 0\). To solve this inequality, we first need to change the logarithmic form into exponential form. From math properties we know that \(y = \ln x\) is equivalent to \(x = e^y\). Here, \(y = -2\) and \(y = 0\) on left and right side correspondingly of inequality.
02

Apply transformations

We can now transform our inequality from logarithmic form into exponential form. Doing this, we get : \(e^{-2} < x < e^{0}\)
03

Solve inequality

Now, calculate the exponential expressions. This gives: \(0.135 < x < 1\)

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