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Solve expressing your answer in exact form involving a natural logarithm and showing your steps

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Answered by singhanshuman1020
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3 {e}^{ \frac{t}{2} + 4 }  = 27 \\  {e}^{ \frac{ t }{2}  + 4}  = 9 \\  ( \frac{t}{2}  + 4)ln(e)  = 3 ln(3)  \\  \frac{t}{2}  + 4  = 3.3 \\  \frac{t}{2}  =  - 0.7 \\ t =  - 1.4

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