Solve the equation, giving your answers in exact form, where k>0 k>0\,k>0 and k≠1k\ne1k=1.
2ey+2ke−y=2(k+1) 2e^y + 2ke^{-y} = 2(k+1) 2ey+2ke−y=2(k+1)277 exam-style questions on Edexcel A Level Maths Exponentials and Logarithms, covering 14.1 Exponential Functions, 14.2 y = e^x, 14.3 Exponential Modelling, 14.4 Logarithms, 14.5 Laws of Logarithms, 14.6 Solving Equations using Logarithms, 14.7 Working with Natural Logarithms, and 14.8 Logarithms and Non-Linear Data. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.