3. The f-stops on a camera control the amount of light that enters the camera. Let be a measure of the amount of light that strikes the film and let F be the f-stop. Data was analyzed for several f-stops on a camera and the following model was generated: L=2.89ln(F) a) What would be the f-stops if the amount of light striking the film was 10?

To find the f-stops when the amount of light striking the film is 10, we need to solve the equation for when .Substituting into the equation, we have: Dividing both sides by 2.89, we get: Exponentiating both sides, we have: Using a calculator, we find that .Therefore, the f-stop when the amount of light striking the film is 10 is approximately 5.24.