Asked by terra
solve for the unknown:
6e^(-4t) = 2
6e^(-4t) = 2
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Answered by
Jai
6*e^(-4t) = 2
e^(-4t) = 1/3
take the ln of both sides:
ln [ e^(-4t) ] = ln (1/3)
-4t = ln (1/3)
t = -(1/4)*(ln (1/3)) or
t = (1/4)*(ln 3)
hope this helps~ :)
e^(-4t) = 1/3
take the ln of both sides:
ln [ e^(-4t) ] = ln (1/3)
-4t = ln (1/3)
t = -(1/4)*(ln (1/3)) or
t = (1/4)*(ln 3)
hope this helps~ :)
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