How to Solve 2=1.59E-1*e^(19.99t)*sin(40*t+3.09E-2) for t?

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How to solve for t??

Hey Guys,

How do I solve this for t?

2=1.59E-1*e^(19.99t)*sin(40*t+3.09E-2)

Thanks,

Colin
 
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With a computer. There is no solution in terms of simple functions.
 

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