Find the inverse function if: 2e^(3x)=4e^(5x)

Ismael Molina 2022-07-26 Answered

Find the inverse function if:

2 e^{3 x} = 4 e^{5 x}

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2 e^{3 x} = 4 e^{5 x}

2 e^{3 x} = 4 e^{5 x}

e^{3 x} = 2 e^{5 x}

\ln (e^{3 x}) = \ln (2 e^{5 x})

3 x = \ln (2) + \ln (e^{5 x})

3 x = \ln (2) + 5 x

- 2 x = \ln (2)

x - = - \ln (2) / 2

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