When Two Functions Are Tangent

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Golden words - No solutions is also a solution!

trojanleo
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Great man, interesting pr and well explained steps and solutions

TheJara
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1:25 the condition for tangency is a bit more than the two functions being equal. I know you explain it later at 2:45 (i.e. f' = g'), but it would have made sense if both conditions were introduced at the same time.

dlevi
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If a<0, there will always be one solution.

thiagorezende
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e^x=Sqrt[ax] a=2e x=1/2=0.5 Its in my head.

RyanLewis-Johnson-wqxs
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I solved this using the lambert W function:

e^x = sqrt(ax)
e^(2x) = ax
axe^(-2x) = 1
xe^(-2x) = 1/a
-2xe^(-2x) = -2/a
-2x = W(-2/a)
x = -W(-2/a)/2

markvodicar
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How to solve the equation in the case a>2e? Is it possible to use Lambert W function (also called the omega function or product logarithm) here?

alexandermorozov