What is the answer to 10^{y+1}=e^2log_{10}(e) ?

The answer to 10^{y+1}=e^2log_{10}(e) is y=(ln(e^2log_{10}(e)))/(ln(10))-1

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10^{y+1}=e^2log_{10}(e)

1 0^{y + 1} = e^{2} lo g_{10} (e)

y = \frac{ln ( e ^{2} lo g _{10} ( e ) )}{ln ( 10 )} - 1

Solution steps

1 0^{y + 1} = e^{2} lo g_{10} (e)

Apply exponent rules

(y + 1) ln (10) = ln (e^{2} lo g_{10} (e))

Solve

(y + 1) ln (10) = ln (e^{2} lo g_{10} (e)) : y = \frac{ln ( e ^{2} lo g _{10} ( e ) )}{ln ( 10 )} - 1

y = \frac{ln ( e ^{2} lo g _{10} ( e ) )}{ln ( 10 )} - 1

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What is the answer to 10^{y+1}=e^2log_{10}(e) ?
The answer to 10^{y+1}=e^2log_{10}(e) is y=(ln(e^2log_{10}(e)))/(ln(10))-1