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Which of the following is the solution to the equation 8^(y – 2) = 2^y ? y = 1 y = 3 y = –3 ---> My Answer y = –1
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First step...rewrite the left side like this..since 8 is just 2^3 \[2^{3(y-2)}=2^{y}\]
Now you can just set 3(y-2) = y since you have the same base (2) on both sides
You shouldn't get -3
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i dont understand this
You dont know what to do next? Or you don't understand one of my steps?
your steps actually helped me but i dont understand what to do next i would ask my teacher but she gets mad when i ask her to explain things to me
Like I said a few lines up, just solve 3(y-2) = y|dw:1376066345277:dw|
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