SOLUTION: Find the solution to the equation 8^(4x+1)=16^(4x+2)
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Question 183591
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Find the solution to the equation
8^(4x+1)=16^(4x+2)
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Find the solution to the equation
8^(4x+1)=16^(4x+2)
(2^3)^(4x+1) = (2^4)^(4x+2)
2^(12x+3) = 2^(16x+8)
Equate the exponents to get:
12x+3= 16x+8
4x = -5
x = -5/4
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Stan H.