SOLUTION: 2^x*4^-y=2:3^-x*9^2y=3

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Question 845448: 2^x*4^-y=2:3^-x*9^2y=3
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Hi,
2^x*4^-y=2


3^-x*9^2y=3

x-2y = 1
-x+4y = 1
2y = 2
y = 1 and x = 3
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8/4 = 2
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