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how do you convert ln(1/e)=-1 to exponential form
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you raise both sides to the exponential e and you get e ^ [ln (1/e)] = e ^ (-1) Having this, you should know that e and ln are inverses of each other and you just get 1/e = e ^ (-1)
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