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8^(6+3x)=16
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\[16=2^4\] is a start
and since \(8=2^3\) you have \[8^{6+3x}=\left(2^3\right)^{6+3x}\]
use the law of exponents to write \[(2^3)^{6+3x}=2^{18+9x}\]
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