SOLUTION: I not sure if I should move the y to be with the 3 in the problem: 3=Ln(x/y) if I have to solve for y.

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Question 488910: I not sure if I should move the y to be with the 3 in the problem: 3=Ln(x/y) if I have to solve for y.
Answer by stanbon(57377) About Me  (Show Source):
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I not sure if I should move the y to be with the 3 in the problem: 3=Ln(x/y) if I have to solve for y.
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3=Ln(x/y)
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x/y = e^3
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y = x/e^3
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Cheers,
Stan H.