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Solution steps
Prepare for Lambert form:
Rewrite the equation with and
Simplify
Rewrite in Lambert form:
Solve
Substitute back solve for
Solve
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What is the answer to 5^{(-x)}+7=2x+4 ?
The answer to 5^{(-x)}+7=2x+4 is x=(\W_{0}((ln(5))/(2e^{\frac{3ln(5))/2)})}{ln(5)}+3/2Solve for x: 5^{(-x)}+7=2x+4
The solution is x=(\W_{0}((ln(5))/(2e^{\frac{3ln(5))/2)})}{ln(5)}+3/2