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OpenStudy (prominer10000):

What is the missing exponent? (Equation will be posted in comments)

OpenStudy (prominer10000):

(6^???)^-4 = 6^20 Hopefully this isn't confusing. I tried my best. But basically the ??? is the missing exponent.

TheSmartOne (thesmartone):

\(\Large (6^x)^{-4} = 6^{20}\) Where x is the exoponent we're looking for You need to use this exponent property to solve. \(\Large (a^b)^c = a^{bc}\) and then you use this If \(\Large x^y = x^z\) Then \(\large y = z\)

OpenStudy (prominer10000):

Sorry, I didn't respond for like 3 mins, website was lagging for me. Anyway, I did -4 x -5 and got 20. Does that mean the answer is -5? Or am I wrong?

OpenStudy (prominer10000):

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