Question

how would you solve:
100=200e^(0.06x)

Answer 1

100=200e^(0.06x)-->

Divide both sides by 200 to get the e^(0.06x) by itself.
100/200=e^(0.06x)-->

Take the natural log of both sides. It will "cross out" with e on the one side.
ln(100/200)=0.06x-->

Then just divide by 0.06 to isolate x
[ln(100/200)]/0.06=x

Finished plug in a calculator for and an approxamation or just leave it as exact answer!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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