MathLover1 Joined Jun 27, 2021 Messages 2,989 Reaction score 2,884 Nov 5, 2021 #2 ln(x)=t is same as log(e,x)=t => x=e^t (in terms of t) ln(y)=u is same as log(e,y)=y => y=e^u (in terms of u)
ln(x)=t is same as log(e,x)=t => x=e^t (in terms of t) ln(y)=u is same as log(e,y)=y => y=e^u (in terms of u)
nycmathguy Joined Jun 27, 2021 Messages 5,386 Reaction score 422 Nov 6, 2021 #3 MathLover1 said: ln(x)=t is same as log(e,x)=t => x=e^t (in terms of t) ln(y)=u is same as log(e,y)=y => y=e^u (in terms of u) Click to expand... I will take it from here. Thanks.
MathLover1 said: ln(x)=t is same as log(e,x)=t => x=e^t (in terms of t) ln(y)=u is same as log(e,y)=y => y=e^u (in terms of u) Click to expand... I will take it from here. Thanks.