how to solve the following equation?
$x+\log(x)=n+c$,where $c$ is constant, and $n$ is positive number and allow to be infinity.
Intuitively, if let $n \to \infty$, the approximate solution will be $x=n+c-\log(n)$, can any one help with the exact solution?
you can write that as $x\log e+\log x=n+c$
$\log xe^x=n+c$
and now you x on one side and constants on another