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31 August, 15:49

If 5+20*2^ (2-3x) = 10*2^ (-2x) + 5, what is the value of x?

a - 3

b - 2

c 2

d 3

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  1. 31 August, 15:53
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    Step 1: get rid of the + 5 on both sides.

    Step 2: divide by 10 on both sides

    Then you have: 2*2^ (2-3x) = 2^ (-2x)

    The factor 2 on the left can be brought into the exponent because you're simply multiplying with 2 more ...

    2^ (1+2-3x) = 2^ (-2x)

    Now you can equate the exponents:

    3-3x = - 2x = > 3 = - 2x+3x = > x=3

    so d is your answer.
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