Help with my homework. (11th grade)

[dusky crag]

Is it solve for x?

[silver pier]

Yeah

[dusky crag]

You can simplify the right side by using this identity sin(arctanx)=x/(sqrt(1+x^2)) which when substituting gets simplifies to arctx+1 on the right side, but after that there isn't more simplification you can try exponentiation both sides which becomes 2x^2+6x-8=2^arctanx but that doesn't really simplify into anything, you can find the answer numerically

[silver pier]

Alr thanks atleast for that

[dusky crag]

If there is anything given in the question would help, I also tried putting it into wolfram alpha it couldn't solve it analytically

[silver pier]

It was even harder I just simplified it so yeah there is no hints

[supple plume]

Is it really ur homework? 💀

[wispy sparrow]

try factoring the quadratic on the left and using a log property

$= \log_2((x + 4)(x - 1))$

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