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Because of course the denominator can’t equal 0 so there would be discontinuities there
Move -e^(…) to the other side, then take ln of both sides
Could you explain in more detail?
We are solving $8-e^{5-4x}=0$
Sora Harewataru
Sora Harewataru
From here how can we get rid of the e and move the exponent down. The answer is with logarithms
Looks correct to me
Maybe im missing a solution
Somehow
I think it wants more decimal places
But the calculator doesn’t show all
Im using desmos
Is there a way
It probably wants the exact answer
Are you able to type it in exactly? I believe you can since ive used that b4
I dont think so because i did a practice a similar problem option and i solved it the same way
Then it showed me the answer and steps
My answer was right just not enough decimal places
But thats dumb
I do not think thats the issue. If they wanted you to right the decimal expansion they would tell you how many decimals to use
In that website usually when you need to type in rounded answers the box is smaller and a wider rectangle shape
Imbeciles
Yeah for the future you should always do exact answer unless stated otherwise
Why show me the exact decimal answer in the practice problem then want the exact answer
Yeah that is kinda misleading