SOLUTION: Use Newton’s method in 2 steps to solve the equation {{{log(x + 2) = e x − 2}}} for a root near x = 1
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Question 1036681: Use Newton’s method in 2 steps to solve the equation for a root near x = 1
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What is the right hand side of the equation?
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