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this problems really confusing me, (1)/(5^x)=5^6+x how would you solve for x?
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I'm assuming you mean\[\frac{1}{5^x}=5^{6+x}\]correct?
If that's the case, then notice that \[\frac{1}{5^x}=5^{-x}\]by definition.
Hence, you can equate the exponents to get \(-x=6+x\). Can you finish the problem from here?
well that's not how the problem was typed, but maybe they made a typo. but yes thank you I can finish it from there
Was it instead typed as \[\frac{1}{5^x}=5^{6}+x\]
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