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Show that there are exactly two solutions of the following equation, and find them

Show that there are exactly two solutions of the following equation, and find them (where ln(x) is the natural logarithm function)

ln(2x squared - 1) - 2ln(2 + x) = 0


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Calculating the solutions of a logarithmic equation.

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