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Solve for x. 4(e^(3x)) + 2 = 22
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First subtract 2 from both sides. Then divide both sides by 4.
That should give you e^(3x) = 5 Take the natural log of both sides. ln e^(3x) = ln5
4*e^3x=20 e^3x=5 3x=ln5 x=(ln5)/3
\[x=\ln 5 \div 3\]
This gives you 3x = ln5 Divide both sides by 3 x = (ln5)/3
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