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Answered by 007Boy
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Answered by Anonymous
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 \implies\dfrac{256}{ {4}^{9x} } =  {8}^{2 - x}

\implies \dfrac{ {(2)}^{8} }{ {2}^{2(9x)} }  =  {2}^{3(2 - x)}

 \implies\dfrac{ {2}^{8} }{ {2}^{18x} }  =  {2}^{6 - 3x}

\implies {2}^{8}  =  {2}^{18x}  \times  {2}^{6 - 3x}

 \implies{2}^{8}  =  {2}^{18x - 3x + 6}

 \implies{2}^{8}  =  {2}^{15x + 6}

\because \:The\: bases \:are \:same, \:compare \:the\: power

\implies 15x + 6 = 8

\implies 15x \ = 8 - 6

\implies 15x = 2

\implies x =  \dfrac{2}{15}

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