Solving differential equations with exponential terms and a function constraint

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Hi!
I need your help for solving a couple of differential equation:

dX/dt = a - b*X

dY/dt = b*(c*exp(-E) - Y) - d*exp(-E)*Y

X = X0 + f(Y, E)

with X0, a, b, c and d are constants and f, a function of Z and E.

Thank you in advance
 
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A bit convoluted, this problem statement is. You have a differential equation for X $$
\dot x = a - bx
$$ and a regular equation, $$ x = x_0 + f(Y, E)$$ with ##z## appearing nowhere. Which is it ?