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A function x(t)x(t) satisfies dxdt=t+1t(t−3)\displaystyle \frac{dx}{dt}=\frac{t+1}{t(t-3)} and x(1)=0x(1)=0. For t>1t>1, at what value of tt does x(t)=ln⁡2x(t)=\ln 2? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. (a) t≈6.9t \approx 6.9 (b) t≈8.8t \approx 8.8 (c) t≈5.6t \approx 5.6 (d) t≈9.6t \approx 9.6

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