How would I rearrange this equation to make - \lambda t the subject? e^(-\lambda t) = (N)/(M)

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How would I rearrange this equation to make
$- \lambda t$ the subject?

$e^(-\lambda t) = (N)/(M)$

by Pinas

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easy
remember
ln(e^x)=x
so

e^(-thingt)= (N)/(M)

take the ln of booth sides
-λt=
ln (N)/(M)

Musicnothing answered Aug 5, 2017

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