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Let y = ex. Then x = ln y for y > 0, where ln y means the 'natural logarithm of y'.
This is analogous to the following:
If y = 10x, then x = log10y for y > 0, where log10 y means the 'common (base 10) logarithm of y'. For instance, if y=100 then x = log10y = 2 because 100 = 102.
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