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If 2^(16x^2-8x-3)=1, what does x equal?
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Explanation please
can somebody please help me with my problem? sorry to bother
\[\large 2^{(16x^2-8x-3)}=1\]\[\large \log_22^{(16x^2-8x-3)}=\log_21\]\[\large (16x^2-8x-3) \log_22=\log_21\]\[\large \log_22=1, \space \log_21=0\]\[\large 16x^2-8x-3=0\]Now factor to solve for x or use the quadratic (suggested method)
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@ChmE Am i right?
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I don't know I haven't did it
Seems right !!
cool,thanks for the help :) Happy New Years!
Post the quick way then plz @Hero
That is true, at least now they see how to do it, if that wasn't recognized right away
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