SOLUTION: I need help on how to convert y^z=3 and e^-4=t to a logarithmic equation.

SOLUTION: I need help on how to convert y^z=3 and e^-4=t to a logarithmic equation.

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Question 600046: I need help on how to convert y^z=3 and e^-4=t to a logarithmic equation.
Answer by nerdybill(7384) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

take log base y of both sides:

and

take ln of both sides:

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