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Not sure how to handle this problem. Any help would be appreciated. ln^2(X) + ln(X)^3 + 2 = 0 In the first term the exponent is with the natural log. In the second term the exponent is with the X value. I know it can be written like this: ln^2(X) + 3ln(X) + 2 = 0 But I don't know...

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Overhead has gone up, and my SAT tutoring company needs to increase its prices. Our service isn't a niche offering, but we have an excellent reputation in one of the most affluent communities in the Northeastern US. Our competition is generally more expensive. Currently, our "Full Course" is...