How would I find the zero of this exponential function:
$f(x)= sin e^x$
After i set the equation to zero, what do i do? Does this involve finding the derivatives?
How would I find the zero of this exponential function:
$f(x)= sin e^x$
After i set the equation to zero, what do i do? Does this involve finding the derivatives?
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$$ 0 = \sin(e^x) \Rightarrow \\ k \, \pi = e^x \quad \Rightarrow \\ x = \ln(k \, \pi) $$ where $k \in \mathbb{N}$. I only considered real solutions.