SOLUTION: Solve for x. 2^x2^=2^ The first ^ is 3. The second ^ is 4. The third ^ is x.
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Solve for x.
2^x2^=2^
The first ^ is 3.
The second ^ is 4.
The third ^ is x.
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Solve for x.
2^*2^=2^
The first ^ is 3.
The second ^ is 4.
The third ^ is x.
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(2^3)*(2^4) = 2^x
2^7 = 2^x
x = 7
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Cheers,
Stan H.