Math, asked by Amit2254, 1 year ago

solve for x, (2^x)^6=(2^9)^2

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Answered by ahmad79
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2^x^6=2^9^2

2^6x=2^18

when base are same we cancel it....

now comparing exponents...

6x=18

x=18/6

x=3

Answered by Anonymous
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solve \: for \: x \\ \\ \\ = >{ ( {2}^{x} )}^{6} = {( {2}^{9} )}^{2} \\ = > {2}^{6 + x} = {2}^{11} \\ \\ as \: the \: bases \: are \: equal \\ \: then \: powers \: are \: also \\ \: equal. \\ therefore.. \\ = > x  6 = 18 \\ = > x =  18 ÷ 6\\ = > x = 3
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