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  1. October 24th 2010, 07:19 PM #1
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    Re-arranging a log equation.

    Hi, I have an equation:

    1.3727 = Log[70000/(70000-0.04x)]


    I just need to solve for X but totally forgot how to deal with the Log before I can isolate the X. Your help is appreciated.
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    y = log(x) \implies exp(y) = x
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