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\[(1/10)^{y}=100^{y+3}\]
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\[\Large (1/10)^{y}=100^{y+3}\] \[\Large \left(10^{-1}\right)^{y}=\left(10^{2}\right)^{y+3}\] \[\Large 10^{-y}=10^{2(y+3)}\] I'll let you finish
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wait I'm confused where I go fro here? Do I set the exponents equal to each other or what?:)
yes because the bases are equal, the exponents are equal
-y = 2(y+3) solve for y
-2
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yep, the answer is y = -2
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