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Homework Statement Hi I am having trouble solving for y for the following equation: e^(y) = y^(2) - 2 Homework Equations ln(x)^(y) = y*ln(x) ln(e^(y)) = y ln(2) = 1 The Attempt at a Solution My attempt: e^(y) = y^(2) -2 ln(e^(y)) = ln(y^(2)) - ln(2) y = 2*ln(y) - 1 y - 2*ln(y) + 1 = 0...

Homework Statement I have solve the integral for:to be: But I cannot figure out how to simplify the answer to the form shown above. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Here is my progress so far: Any help would be appreciated