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#find the value of n in 2^n-4 = 1
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Hey buddy , here is your answer.
Since the bases are same, therefore, the given equation will simplified as:
(5/8)^2 × (5/8)^8 = (5/8)^6x-2
So, 2 × 8 = 6x-2
6x = 16+2
6x = 18
x = 18/6
x = 3
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Since the bases are same, therefore, the given equation will simplified as:
(5/8)^2 × (5/8)^8 = (5/8)^6x-2
So, 2 × 8 = 6x-2
6x = 16+2
6x = 18
x = 18/6
x = 3
Hope it helps you.
Plz mark me as brainliest.
anurag544:
well I think we add exponent if bases are same
No, this is only the correct method. If the bases are same then they get replaced by their powers.
I meant when bases are same we add their exponent and place them on the no. as the exponent =(5/8)^(8+2) => (5/8)^10 since if we place 2 in the place of x then the equation is balanced. i know the ans. but i don't know the solution #by the way there was another question i think you didn’t saw it and i didn't meant rudely.
this is not the correct answer would you just read previous comment
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