Use logarithms to solve the equation. e-3x = 0.01
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*e^-3x
When you have e, you get rid of the e with log. So what you do is you log both sides. Tell me how that would look like and I will guide you from there.
so you would get log(e^-3x)? Or would it be log(subscript)e -3x?
=log 0.01
The first one. It would be log log(e^-3x) Now, then you have log multiplied with e, they cancel each other out, or the product becomes 1. And what you have left will be the superscript of the e.
Can you give me a min to check first?
and then log0.01=-2? so how would you put this all together?
Oh, yep, of course!
Ugh I am such a klutz lately. I'm sorry I missed an important detail to the question. Since the power is negative, you can rewrite it as \[\frac{ x }{ e ^{3} }=0.01\] Now you can solve it like a fractional equation. Can you do that?
Yeah! Thank you!
You're welcome. Sorry again I made that stupid mistake. I made it complicated and I think wrong too. My mind is a mess atm. Good luck and I'll try to help you with any more questions.
Thank you very much for your help! And don't worry about it; after all, everyone has bad days! (:
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