SOLUTION: Please show me how to solve this: (1/e)^-x=(1/e^2)^x+1
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Please show me how to solve this:
(1/e)^-x=(1/e^2)^x+1
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ewatrrr(24785)
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Hi,
x = -2x-2
3x = -2
x = -2/3
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