ln

[Sophia Dinh 1D]

when you multiply e to the sides to get rid of ln is e multiplied to the other side or is it e to the power of the other side?

[Indy Bui 1l]

it is e to the power, to get rid of Ln. Try some examples on your calculator.

[Venus_Hagan 2L]

it is e to the power of the other side

[MinuChoi]

e^ln(x) = x

[Philip]

You raise e by both sides of the equation

[Verity Lai 2K]

To cancel out ln from both sides, you raise the entire other side to the power of e.

[Cavalli_1H]

raise e to the power of both sides

[Ashley Alvarado 2C]

Both sides should be raised to the power of e to get rid of ln and to get the answer.

[905373636]

In the same way, raising logx to 10 will cancel the log because standard log is base 10 (log10x). Ln is loge(x).

[kennedyp]

it's e to the power of the other side! (x=e^lnx)

[Mackenzie Stockton 2H]

say X = ln (K)

e^X = K

take e to the power of the thing on the other side of the equal sign

[Gustavo_Chavez_1K]

It is e to the power of the value on the opposite side

[905715668]

it is e raised to the power of the other side of the equation
for example:
5x=ln(3)
e^5x=3

[Isabella Perez Dis3L]

Hi, you would raise e to the power of both sides. Hope this helps.

[Bailey Herbert 2L]

It would be e to the power in order to get rid of ln:)

[Albert Chen 1G]

You use e to cancel out the ln on both sides.
So:
2x=e^ln2x

[305561744]

On a more conceptual level, what does the use of ln imply about a biological system?

[Naomi Christian 1E]

Use e to the power of (X) to both sides to cancel out the ln. e^ln(x)=x

[Diana Avalos]

It's e^{to the power of the other side}!

[Nicole Weinstein 3E]

You have to raise both sides in regards to the power of e for them to cancel. So, 2X=e^2ln

[Hannah Jin 1J]

You would use e to the power of the other side!

[Crystal Ma 2J]

e to the power of!

[Caitlyn Lo 2F]

e to the power of the other side

[Chris Korban 1D]

it would be e to the power of the other side in order to cancel out the ln value

[Genelle Marcelino-Searles 2G]

It's e to the power of both sides. This would cancel out ln

[Shreya Arcot 3K]

You would use e as a power:

e^ln(x) = x

[ThomasL1L]

You would make both sides to the power of e on both sides to get rid of the ln as it is a logarithm.

[Holly Do 2J]

you would have to raise everything to the power of e because if you do one thing to one side you must do it to the other to keep the answer consistent.

[Collin Le 3I]

To remove ln from the equation, you raise the ln term to the e power.

[Natalie Coughlin 1I]

You would raise both sides to the power of e in order to get rid of ln.

[andreagutierrez 3K]

Hello you'll have to raise both sides by e, hopefully this helps! (:

[taline krumian 1L]

You should raise e to the power of both sides.
(e^ln(x) = x)

[eriko vong 3D]

You would raise e to the power on both sides!

[Nayuki_2J]

As the others have said, to get rid of the ln, you raise the equation so that it's e to the power of the equation. If you ever forget, you can test it out by using an actual number (ex. checking how to get 5 from ln5).

[Morganne Malloy 1l]

You need to raise both sides of the equation to e
eln(x) = x