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solve the following equation this equations is from RD Sharma book of class 9 Chapter 2 exponents of real numbers

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Answered by nova5
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Answered by gayatrichauhanp9mj8k
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here is your ans friend
2 {}^{x + 3}  = 4 {}^{x - 1}   \\ 2 {}^{x}  \times 2 {}^{3}  = 4 {}^{x}  \div 4 \\ 2 {}^{x}  \times 2 {}^{3}  = 4 {}^{x}  \div 2 {}^{2}  \\ 4 {}^{x}  \div 2 {}^{x}  = 2 {}^{3}  \times 2 {}^{2}  \\ (4 \div 2) {}^{x}  = 2 {}^{5}  \\ 2 {}^{x}  = 2 {}^{5}  \\ x = 5
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