Thread: Algebra with logarithms and roots - please help

Hi, I'm trying to solve the following equation in terms of p, but finding it very difficult. Please help! Thanks in advance. - Charlie


y = exp^{(w+1/2(p^2))}*sqrt(exp^{p^2} - 1)

[exp is the natural log and y,w,p are variables]

Originally Posted by CharlesLark

Hi, I'm trying to solve the following equation in terms of p, but finding it very difficult. Please help! Thanks in advance. - Charlie


y = exp^{(w+1/2(p^2))}*sqrt(exp^{p^2} - 1)

[exp is the natural log and y,w,p are variables]

Hi CharlesLark!

What do you get if you square both sides?

Can you substitute and solve for u?