I want to solve the next equation for the value of $t$ given the parameters
- $R=7.5$
- $\lambda=1.07\times10^{-2}$
- Equation is $0.8R=R(1-e^{\lambda t})$
What I wonder, is that I was told this $t$ is 150, but what I do: $$0.8\frac{R}{R}=(1-e^{\lambda t})$$ $$0.8={(1-e^{\lambda t})}$$ $$(-0.2=-e^{\lambda t})\times-1$$ $$0.2=e^{\lambda t}$$ $$ln(0.2)=\lambda t$$ $$t=\frac{ln(0.2)}{\lambda}$$ $$t=\frac{−1.6094}{1.07\times10^{-2}}=−0.015041121$$ that is different from the 150. Which one is right?