e and ln problem (don't know what I'm missing)

[bugzlooney]

e^2-3x > 5; solve for x

So I went forward and figured that ln(5) < 2-3x

I don't know where to go from there, I thought I had a couple of answers but they weren't right. I had the other parts of similar questions right but this ones stumping me. Any help?

 

[Mrspi]

e^2-3x > 5; solve for x

So I went forward and figured that ln(5) < 2-3x

I don't know where to go from there, I thought I had a couple of answers but they weren't right. I had the other parts of similar questions right but this ones stumping me. Any help?

Is THIS your problem?

e[sup:1f2fekl1]2 - 3x[/sup:1f2fekl1] > 5

Or is THIS your problem?

e[sup:1f2fekl1]2[/sup:1f2fekl1] - 3x > 5

Please let us know which it is...

 

[Denis]

e^2-3x > 5; solve for x

Well, since e^2 - 5 > 3x,
then x < (e^2 - 5) / 3