Richard P. answered 08/09/17
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The derivative of f(x)) can be worked out to be
f' = 1/(x+e)2 - 2 x /(x +e)3
Setting this equal to zero and multiplying by (x +e)2 results in
1 - 2x /(x+e) = 0. This equation is easily solved to get x = e