natural log and e

[leeeshaxo]

thank you!!!

[Polwarthful]

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[FirstGradeCalculus]

Nice and simple lesson!  Thanks much.

[89Union]

thanks

[MrKrayzieAce]

This is my 4th Period Geometry Teacherr ! (:

[humanityexists]

ok so i have this chemisty problem

ln(.691 / k) = .001902

how would I find k?

[elflordbob1]

@humanityexists

you cant

but i can

but i wont tell you

because i secretly dont know how

infact idk how i got to this part of youtube

[humanityexists]

@elflordbob1 have no fear yung'n (*snicker* I laughed as a typed this) I figured it out about 1 month ago

[someonetoogoodforyou]

@humanityexists There are two ways you could do it: The easier way is by separating the ln(0.691/k) into ln(0.691) - ln (k). Then you can rearrange to find ln (k).

This gives you ln(k) = ln(0.691) - 0.001902.

Then powering both sides by e gives you

k = e ^ (ln(0.691) - 0.001902).

Another way you could have done it is by powering both sides by e to begin with and rearranging to find k. Either way you'll get the same answer :)

[smallgoon]

Thank you

[YourSoDom]

some one do this for me

solve for x:

e^(-2x)+e^(-3x)=0.2

[MrTbager1]

@YourSoDom x = iDGAF lol jk

[YourSoDom]

@MrTbager1 Haha your a fagget! ha i get it

x = MrTbagger fucks dogs in the ass haha

[MrTbager1]

@YourSoDom Haha jokes on u i only have one g in my name hahahahhahahA

[YourSoDom]

@MrTbager1 haha let me re-phrase.

"X = MrTbager1 LOVES to fuck HIS DOG in the ass"

there you go big boy >:D

[MrTbager1]

@YourSoDom Jokes on u again i dont have a dog!!!

[someonetoogoodforyou]

@YourSoDom you sure you copied down the question right? This involves solving a 3rd degree poly. The only real soln is x=0.966. If the question was e^(-2x)+e^(-1x)=0.2, you could make the substitution e^x = u solve a quadratic. Which seems a lot more appropriate

[lalalinda93]

UR AWESOME

[KillazOf410]

5/2's is not "nice". My first time receiving oral was "nice"..

[Rioarri]

Wait, you left out the last step.

[glitchnoise]

@Rioarri What last step? She said she plugged it into her calculator, you twat.

[DarkDreamer31]

i fucking love you for this, god bless you

[rebeccawashere]

Step by step, and I didn't get lost. Thank you!

[tim1210]

your voice is so soothing 0_0

[elmillon18]

thanks so much...my teacher sucks...

[bestbuds411]

@elmillon18

haha mine too

[DaretoSimplify]

that was very easy to understand! thank you! :)

[Jonin600]

good i understand this now

[johnpaulm5151]

Misleading. Doesn't explain "e". What is it and where does it come from?!?!?!

[cooungry]

@johnpaulm5151 wow a little late to answer u its a number used with decaying like how long would it take for radiation to get smaller and smaller.

[shadoweddy1000]

god bless u!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[endesigner]

Very nice!

[juframo63]

thank you very much. you know how to teach math with no bs like many idiots who pretend to be math wizards.