Question

How to solve 2e^ln x + 3 = 6?

Answer 1

at the risk of repeating myself, is it
\[2e^{\ln(x)+3}\] or
\[2e^{\ln(x)}+3\]?

Answer 2

I replied to you, but it's the second one. @satellite73

Answer 3

ah ok

Answer 4

then start with
\[2x+3=6\] and solve for \(x\) because \(e^{\ln(x)}=x\)

Answer 5

so would I just have 2x = 3 and then divide the 3 by 2?

Answer 6

@satellite73

Answer 7

yes (to your last post)

Answer 8

agree ^^

Answer 9

Thanks everyone! :) @byteme @RadEn @satellite73