Solve the following equations for x. a) 3e^2x = 5e^x + 2 b) 3e^2x = (3a-1)e^x +a , where a is a constant. Does your answer change depending on the value of a?

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Solve the following equations for x.

a) 3e^2x = 5e^x + 2

b) 3e^2x = (3a-1)e^x +a , where a is a constant.
Does your answer change depending on the value of a?

 

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