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Answered by anupama1568
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Answer:

1

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Answered by Neerajpprajapati
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Step-by-step explanation:

  •  {64}^{x + 1}  =  \frac{64}{ {4}^{x} }
  •  =  >  \frac{64 {}^{x + 1} }{64}  =  {4}^{ - x}
  •  =  >  {64}^{x}  =  {4}^{ - x}

 =  >  ({4}^{3} ) {}^{x}  =  {4}^{ - x}

  •  =  >  {4}^{3 x}  =  {4}^{ - x}
  •  =  > 3x =  - x
  • This is only possible when x = 0 . Hence the required answer is 0.
  • I hope it will help you. Thank you
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