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Please help me with the following as I am completely stuck on it and google isn't helping me find methods involving a "y" variable.
"Given that 2^y = 16^(x – 3) and 3^
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Please help me with the following as I am completely stuck on it and google isn't helping me find methods involving a "y" variable.
"Given that 2^y = 16^(x – 3) and 3^
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Question 860090: Hello,
Please help me with the following as I am completely stuck on it and google isn't helping me find methods involving a "y" variable.
"Given that 2^y = 16^(x – 3) and 3^(y+2) = 27^x, find the value of x + y"
Thank you!! Found 2 solutions by josmiceli, mananth:Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Subtract (2) from (1)
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! 2^y = 16^(x – 3) and 3^(y+2) = 27^x
2^(y) = 16^(x – 3)
y=4(x-3)......................(1)
y+2=3x
y-3x=-2......................(2)
substitute y
4(x-3)-3x=-2
4x-12-3x=-2
x=10
y=28