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The discussion focuses on solving the equation e^(3x-1) = 5e^(4x). Participants suggest taking the natural logarithm of both sides to simplify the equation. This approach leads to isolating the variable x, allowing for a straightforward solution. The use of logarithmic properties is emphasized as a critical step in solving exponential equations.

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Homework Statement


Solve for x

Homework Equations


e^(3x-1) = 5e^(4x)
 
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mcl116 said:

Homework Statement


Solve for x


Homework Equations


e^(3x-1) = 5e^(4x)

Taking the log of both sides might help. Try it.
 

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