SOLUTION: Find the value of 2^x+2 + 2^x= 5^y+1 - 5^y
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Question 1142912
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Find the value of 2^x+2 + 2^x= 5^y+1 - 5^y
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Find the value of 2^x+2 + 2^x= 5^y+1 - 5^y
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The statement of the problem is nonsense. What is shown is an equation; equations do not have values.
Furthermore, the equation that is shown will be very different if some required parentheses are missing. (is it
or
? is it
or
?)
If you want help from the volunteers on this forum, take the time to state your question clearly so we don't have to try to guess what you mean.