How do I use mathematica to simplify an exponent by breaking it up into its constituents and setting one of them equal to a constant?
For instance,
E^(k - 1/x)
would become
E^(k) * E^(1/x)
which I could then simplify to a using
/.E^(k)->a
How do I use mathematica to simplify an exponent by breaking it up into its constituents and setting one of them equal to a constant?
For instance,
E^(k - 1/x)
would become
E^(k) * E^(1/x)
which I could then simplify to a using
/.E^(k)->a
E^(k - 1/x) /. k -> Log[a]– JungHwan Min Sep 05 '16 at 20:22