SOLUTION: 5^2x+4=1
9(3^2y)=10(3*)=-3
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Question 979072: 5^2x+4=1
9(3^2y)=10(3*)=-3
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5^2x+4=1
5^2x = -3
No solution
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9(3^2y)=10(3*)=-3
What is 10(3*) ?
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