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OpenStudy (albert0898):

If e^2x = 2+x, then x can be...

OpenStudy (kainui):

Well it can be two values since the graphs of \(e^{2x}\) intersects the line \(2+x\) at two spots. You can even solve for this with algebra if you use the Lambert product log hehe.

OpenStudy (albert0898):

Thank you @Kainui! I was overthinking it

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