Question

how do I re-write the following expression m as the product of three terms: m=e^(2x+3y-4z)

Answer 1

you can use the property
\[\huge{a^{(x+y+z)}=a^x\times a^y\times a^z}\]

Answer 2

when you have the same base in a multiplication you can keep the base and add the exponents

Answer 3

Thank you @lucaz. My teacher was saying something about the inverse function of ln with this answer. She said there's more to it. Do you know what she's talking about?

Answer 4

well, log is the inverse function of the exponential function

Answer 5

natural log has e as it's base

Answer 6

@lucaz okay. So, place ln in front of each exponential function?

Answer 7

@texaschic101 can you help here?

Answer 8

let's see if someone else could explain it better

Answer 9

okay thank you