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if you still have your SC then its on that, down the bottom somewhere.

Im confused, how and why do u take e to the power of both sides?

Just a quick question. I have an assessment task next week, it is an in class report on ER and one of the points to inlcude is "causes of poor ER". I was just wondering if that is all covered in the "definition and causes of industrial conflict" dot point or if i should include some points from...

log laws... the 2nd log law (from memory) says that logax - logbx = log a/b or something similar... so, from your working, then next step is log 68/10, which as you said, is log 34/5... i cant remember what happens to the numbers in front of the logs, sorry... Im sure you textbook can tell you.

I used this site. It came in quite handy http://www.calculus-help.com/funstuff/phobe.html