To solve for $SE$ in the equation

$20 = A \cdot \ln(X_0 + Y \cdot S_0 - Y \cdot SE) - B \cdot \ln\left(\frac{SE \cdot X_0}{S_0}\right) - C$

we can substitute the known values:

• $X_0 = 100$
• $S_0 = 500$
• $Y = 0.42$
• $B = 0.01280645161$
• $C = 10.96469092$
• $A = 2.393759$

Substituting these into the equation gives:

$20 = 2.393759 \cdot \ln(100 + 0.42 \cdot 500 - 0.42 \cdot SE) - 0.01280645161 \cdot \ln\left(\frac{SE \cdot 100}{500}\right) - 10.96469092$

Simplifying the terms:

1. Calculate $0.42 \cdot 500 = 210$.
2. Then, $100 + 210 - 0.42 \cdot SE = 310 - 0.42 \cdot SE$.

The equation becomes:

$20 = 2.393759 \cdot \ln(310 - 0.42 \cdot SE) - 0.01280645161 \cdot \ln\left(\frac{SE \cdot 100}{500}\right) - 10.96469092$

Now, rearranging this gives:

$30.96469092 = 2.393759 \cdot \ln(310 - 0.42 \cdot SE) - 0.01280645161 \cdot \ln\left(\frac{SE \cdot 100}{500}\right)$

This equation can be solved numerically or graphically for $SE$. Would you like to proceed with a numerical solution or have further assistance with a specific method?

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Tip: When dealing with logarithmic equations, ensure that the arguments of the logarithms are positive, as logarithms of non-positive numbers are undefined.