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Solve the equation for x by graphing -2^x+3= -3^(-x)-2
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Solve the equation for x by graphing -2^x+3= -3^(-x)-2

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Answer:

x=2.344

Explanation:

Please, see the graph in the attached file.

Thanks.

Solve the equation for x by graphing -2^x+3= -3^(-x)-2-example-1
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