Exponential Equation

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How about this one:

PI^(1-x) = e^(x)

I took logs of both sides this way:

1-xlogPI = xloge

Where do I go from there?

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Assuming that log is natural log (base e) (convention uses ln instead of log for natural logs)

then you have
(1-x)Ln(Pi)=xln(e)
&
ln(e)=1

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ok
Thanks

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