Posted by Brad Paul on October 11, 2002 at 15:39:42:
In Reply to: question..... posted by rk on October 11, 2002 at 14:58:53:
: : e^t=2
: : ln{e^t}=ln{2}
: : Note ln{e^t}=t therefore:
: : t=ln{2}
: question 1: are the brackets { } for a special reason?
No there is no special reason for {} I could have used ().
: question 2:
: if a^b = c, then isn't:
: b = log(c) / log(a) ?
: I don't understand why you don't have: t = log(2) / log(e)
I do have that but becaues the log I'm using is ln which is loge (log base e) then ln(e)=1