How is the result achieved?

Question

Programming

Good day, I recently needed to raise the formula to the 3rd power, I decided to look for interesting options, I came across this formula: exp( power * ln(formula) ) , please tell me how such a result is achieved?)

Answer 1

Very simple actually.
exp( degree * ln(formula) )
First, by the property of degrees, we take the degree out of brackets:
(exp(ln(formula)) ^ degree
Then, by another property, we
achieve a simplification of the expression:
(formula) ^ degree
I recommend studying the properties of logarithms .

Answer 2

exp(ln(X)) = X
exp(a * ln(X)) = X ^ a