
John G. answered 10/25/15
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Understanding math via the real world.
So this is going off of memory, but I think it should be accurate.
Above your LN button it should say ex. If you hit 2nd>LN you should get an e on your screen, and it may or may not expect you to input an exponent as well. If you can get away with just typing 9000 > 2nd > LN > enter, then great.
If not try 9000 > 2nd > LN > 1 > enter (to input the exponent as 1, since e1 = e.