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How do you solve $e ^(2x + 1) = pi$ ?

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Dec 14, 2015

$x=(lnpi-1)/2$

Explanation:

Take the natural log of both sides.

$ln(e^(2x+1))=lnpi$

$2x+1=lnpi$

$x=(lnpi-1)/2$

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