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e^2x (lnx) - e^2x = 0 Solve.
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Is it \[e ^{2x}(lnx)-e^{2x}=0\] OR \[e ^{2}x(lnx)-e^{2}x=0\]
e^(2x)(lnx)-e^(2x)=0 lnxe^(2x)-e^(2x)=0 lnxe^(2x)=e^(2x) lnx=1 e^(lnx)=e x=e
It's the first one where the 2x is the exponent :)
i see :)
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