Precalc Homework Help: Solving for Unknown in Exponential Equation

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To solve the exponential equation e^(2t+1)=9e^(1-t), taking the logarithm of both sides is recommended. This allows for the application of logarithmic rules to simplify the equation. The user initially struggled with separating the constants from the exponential terms but received guidance that clarified the approach. The thread was marked as "solved," indicating that the user found the assistance helpful. Further questions can be posted if needed.
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[SOLVED] homework help: precalc

Homework Statement


solve for the unknown

Homework Equations


e^(2t+1)=9e^(1-t)


The Attempt at a Solution


I'm not sure where to start with this guy, I don't see a way to separate the 9 from the e^(1-t)
 
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Hint: Take the logarithm of both sides and use one of the rules of logarithms on the right hand side.
 
ahhh, can't believe I didn't see that... thanks a lot
 
No problem. I've marked the thread "solved": if you need any more help just click on the thread tools at the top and select "mark thread unsolved" and post any further questions here. Oh, and welcome to the forums, by the way!
 
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