can somebody show me how to evaluate this problem? ln2/3over-0.1 a picture of the actual problem will be given in the comments so it will make more sense

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shawnnelson · Answer

$$\frac{ \ln \frac{ 2 }{ 3 } }{ -1.0 }$$

satellite73 · Answer

you need a calculator for sure

satellite73 · Answer

but of course dividing by $-1$ just makes it $$-\ln(\frac{2}{3})$$

shawnnelson · Answer

I only have an old one that wont do logarithms

satellite73 · Answer

your kidding right?  aren't you using a phone or a computer?

shawnnelson · Answer

oh shoot thats supposed to be -0.1 sorry

shawnnelson · Answer

yeah but im not good with this stuff

satellite73 · Answer

ok, dividing by $-.1$ is the same as multiplying by $-10$ so it is $$-10\ln(\frac{2}{3})$$

satellite73 · Answer

there are like 10,000 free on line calculators i use this http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=-10ln(2%2F3)

shawnnelson · Answer

thank you i just really want to know how to do some of it on paper but these will help

satellite73 · Answer

you cannot give a decimal for the natural log without a calculator
there are other ways to write it, but not as a decimal 
for that you have to use one

shawnnelson · Answer

alright thank you

satellite73 · Answer

yw