The problem
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2^(x+3) = 5 x seems to be a problem that the tool cannot solve ...
Answer provided by our tutors
Yes, the equation "2^(x+3)=5x" is not solvable.
Simplification in Algebra is all about human-manipulating the expression into a solvable form. Some equations are better suited for solving through quickmath.com (using the 'Advanced' tab), through which solutions use methods which are not suitable for human-applications. This particular equation, however, is also not solvable through quickmath.com.
