SOLUTION: I have this nonlinear equation: {{{ sin(3+(x/ln(sqrt((6*x^2)-4))))+cos(2*exp(5-(6*x^2)))+2=O }}} Is there any solution of this equation at all? If so, how can I find it?

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Question 1052494: I have this nonlinear equation:
Is there any solution of this equation at all? If so, how can I find it?
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20065) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If at all, you'd have to find an approximate solution by 
iterative processes.  Actually that means a trial and 
error process where you try a number.  Then if it fails 
to satisfy the equation, you try another number.  Each 
time you observe how close you came to 0, and then you
judge from that whether you should try something larger 
or something smaller.  Each time you get closed and closer
to 0.

The equation is too complicated for a TI calculator, or
even Wolframalpha.  So you would have to calculate it
each time in parts.

Edwin