Question

Solve the equation

Answer 1

\[\large x^{3}e^{5x+1}+2x^{2}e^{5x+1}=15xe^{5x+1}\]

Answer 2

@zepdrix

Answer 3

Hmm it looks like EVERY term has the same exponential, let's divide both sides by that.\[\large x^3+2x^2=15x\]Hmm that makes things a bit easier doesn't it? :o
And we're allowed to do that since an exponential is never zero. Otherwise we might want to be a tiny bit careful :)

Answer 4

Wow, I didnt know you could do that...now its super easy