Q8.) The exponential is one of the most important and commonly occurring functions in all of science. The \"semi-log\" plot (taking the natural log of one axis*) is an extremely important tool because it allows us to extract information about the exponential (e.g. its time constant) by recasting it in a linear form. This is why it is important to understand how this trickery works. Please fill in the steps to get between: t V =V, e?RC nV =y " RC (from Figure 3) (egn 5) Hints: Recall the following properties of natural logs: In(ab) = In(a) + In(b) and also that the natural log and the exponential are inverse functions (that is, In(e*) = x). *Not to be confused with the also very common \"log-log\" plot (where both axes are logged)