Solve Systems of Equations 17.3-(17.3)e^(-92.34940680845194549420x)^y

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The discussion centers on solving the equation 17.3 - (17.3)e^(-92.34940680845194549420x)^y = 17.30181504460159157646 - ((17.3 - (17.3)e^((-0.00118329948908244714x)^y)). Participants clarify that this is not a system of equations but rather a single equation involving two variables, x and y. Additionally, they highlight the ambiguity in the expression (e^{ax})^y versus e^{(ax)^y>, emphasizing the need for clarity in mathematical notation.

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17.3-(17.3)e^(-92.34940680845194549420x)^y)=17.30181504460159157646-((17.3-(17.3)e^((-0.00118329948908244714x)^y))

anyone know how to solve this or a calculator that can?
 
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For one thing, that is not a "system of equations". It is a single equation in two unknown values, x and y. Another problem is that it is ambiguous: [itex](e^{ax})^y[/itex] is NOT the same as [itex]e^{(ax)^y}[/itex] and it is not clear which you mean.
 
e^(ax)^y the second one
 

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