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solve for w
\[\frac{ 1 }{ 36 }=6^{4w-5}\]
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1/36 = 1/(6^2) 1/36 = 6^(-2)
so you will be left with 6^(-2) = 6^(4w-5)
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so w is 6^-2 or 6^(-2)
no
the bases in 6^(-2) = 6^(4w-5) are equal
so the exponents must be equal
which means -2 = 4w - 5
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w=3/4?
yep
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