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3e^x=10. solve
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take a log of both sides. I suggest the natural one.
Divide by 3. \[e^x=\frac{10}{3}\] Take the natural logarithm of both sides: \[\ln(e^x)=\ln(\frac{10}{3}) \rightarrow x=\ln(\frac{10}{3})\]
You can make it easier on yourself if you divide both sides by the 3 first though.
e^x = 10/3 take ln on both sides
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