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You can compute that once you know specific values for variables x, and n. exp n is the exponential function, or antilog to base e. On scientific calculators, you would usually press keys like "inverse" "ln", or "shift" "ln", or something similar. To check whether you did the calculation correctly, exp 1 should show you approximately 2.718.

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