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6 October, 05:19

I hate to ask but i am stumped, how do you work out 2e^5x - 7e^2x - 15e^-x=0

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  1. 6 October, 07:33
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    Use some variable to take the place of e^x temporarily. Say

    u=e^x

    =>2u^5-7u^2-15/u=0

    => 2u^6-7u^3-15=0 and u cannot be equal to 0.

    use another intermediate variable: m=u^3 (m=e^ (3x))

    =>2m^2-7m-15=0

    => (m-5) * (2m+3) = 0

    => m=5 and m=-3/2

    => e^3x=5 and e^3x=-3/2

    => 3x=Ln (5) and 3x=Ln (-3/2) (Ln (-3/2) does not exist so this solution is extraneous)

    => x=Ln (5) / 3
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