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43=72+(39-72)e^{k*1}

Solution

43 = 72 + (39 - 72) e^{k \cdot 1}

Solution

k = ln (\frac{29}{33})

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Solution steps

43 = 72 + (39 - 72) e^{k \cdot 1}

Switch sides

72 + (39 - 72) e^{k 1} = 43

(39 - 72) e^{k 1} = - 33 e^{k 1}

72 - 33 e^{k 1} = 43

Move

72

to the right side

- 33 e^{k 1} = - 29

Divide both sides by

- 33

e^{k 1} = \frac{29}{33}

Apply exponent rules

k \cdot 1 = ln (\frac{29}{33})

Solve

k \cdot 1 = ln (\frac{29}{33}) : k = ln (\frac{29}{33})

k = ln (\frac{29}{33})

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the answer to 43=72+(39-72)e^{k*1} ?
The answer to 43=72+(39-72)e^{k*1} is k=ln(29/33)