hi!
I am trying to solve for #18 on this week's homework but I cannot remember how to cancel out ln in an equation.
Can someone help me?
thanks in advance!
using ln (Homework #18 Week 5/6)
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Mackenzie Fernandez 3G
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Re: using ln (Homework #18 Week 5/6)
e^ln(K) = K
so you want to raise e to the power of everything you've solved for that is equal to ln(K).
so its going to be e^ (DeltaG/(-RT)) = K
Its hard to explain with words so i hope this makes since :)
so you want to raise e to the power of everything you've solved for that is equal to ln(K).
so its going to be e^ (DeltaG/(-RT)) = K
Its hard to explain with words so i hope this makes since :)
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Kandyce Lance 3E
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Re: using ln (Homework #18 Week 5/6)
Also make sure to have your signs correct before doing e^()!! I made that mistake when solving this problem and got a drastically different answer.
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