#If y = z^x , and the values y and z are known, how do you find x?
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Are you familiar with logarithms?
Take the natural log on both sides. Which will look like this --> ln(y) = ln(z^x) and then take x in front of the ln(z) (power rule) --> ln(y) = x*ln(z) and finally divide both sides by ln(z). And the result is ln(y) / ln(z) = x
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