I solved and ended up with e^2x = (2.8 +- √3.84)/2, which is right for x belongs to R
But my doubt is, if e^2x = 2 positive possible answers, so can i just conclude e^x will also have 2 possible positive roots?
The answer's given 2.
#Theoretical and some algebraic doubt
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I solved and ended up with e^2x = (2.8 +- √3.84)/2, which is right for x belongs...
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I solved and ended up with e^2x = (2.8 +- √3.84)/2, which is right for x belongs...
you went ahead and did the u-sub shenanigans right
i mean, you couldn’t necessarily conclude that
vernal wigeon
i mean, you couldn’t necessarily conclude that
yeah, thanks man, i understood it by thinking of simpler example!
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supple snow
yeah, thanks man, i understood it by thinking of simpler example!
(also, is that pfp from noblesse?)
huge fan if it is!
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