12/25/2015, 03:59 AM
I think the first error is on page 2, where you make the transition from Product to E^Product, the second equation is false. You can't distribute exponentiation that way. You can with the identity:
\( a = b + c \) to
\( e^a = e^b e^c \)
but that requires that you are starting with addition, but you start with multiplication.
\( a = b + c \) to
\( e^a = e^b e^c \)
but that requires that you are starting with addition, but you start with multiplication.
