How to Solve Natural Logarithms? (+FREE Worksheet!)
A natural logarithm is a logarithm with base e, written ln. Solving equations with them relies on the fact that e to the power of ln x returns x, which is what lets you undo an exponential.
Examples
Natural Logarithms, Example 1:
Natural Logarithms, Example 2:
Natural Logarithms, Example 3:
Natural Logarithms, Example 4:
Exercises for Natural Logarithms
Find the value of (x) in each equation.
- (color{blue}{e^x=3,x=})
- (color{blue}{ln(3x-1)=1,x=})
- (color{blue}{lnx=9,x=})
- (color{blue}{e^x=9,x=})
- (color{blue}{ln(lnx )=2,x=})
- (color{blue}{ln(2x+4)=1,x=})
- (color{blue}{ln(3)})
- (color{blue}{frac{e+1}{3}})
- (color{blue}{e^9})
- (color{blue}{2ln(3)})
- (color{blue}{e^{e^2}})
- (color{blue}{frac{e-4}{2}})
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