SOLUTION: What are the two real solutions to {{{2^(x+2)*5^(6-x)=10^(x^2)}}}?

SOLUTION: What are the two real solutions to {{{2^(x+2)*5^(6-x)=10^(x^2)}}}?

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Question 1114512: What are the two real solutions to ?
Answer by josgarithmetic(39620) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

ONE solution that should work is x=2.
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