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Answered by DarkLight750
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We know 8=2³ and 8ˣ= 2^{3x}
So,it is given 3x-y=12
and 8ˣ/2y = 2^{3x} /2^y= 2^{3x-y}
From given 3x-y=12
So, The answer is  2^{12}
Answered by tnwramit1
3
Given
3x-y=12

Putting x=5, y=3

3(5)-3=12

15-3=12
12=12

LHS=RHS

Now putting

X=5, y=3

In 8^x/2^y,we get
 =  \frac{ {8}^{5} }{ {2}^{3} }


 =  \frac{ {2 ^{3} }^{5} }{ {2}^{3} }

 =  \frac{ {2}^{15} }{  {2}^{3}  }
 =  {2}^{12}

This is ur ans hope it will help you in case of any doubt comment below

tnwramit1: tnx for brainliest
BhavanaBS: answer to my doubt??
BhavanaBS: how will you predict the values of x and y
tnwramit1: u can put any value of x and y which satisfy the equation
tnwramit1: u will get same ans
BhavanaBS: OK thanks
tnwramit1: u can take x=8 and y=12
tnwramit1: np
BhavanaBS: thank you
tnwramit1: ur welcome
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