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By substituting a = {2}^(x) solve the equation {4}^(x) + 3 = {2}^(x + 2) can someone help me solve this question please​

By substituting a = {2}^(x) solve the equation {4}^(x) + 3 = {2}^(x + 2) can someone help me solve this question please​
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By substituting


a = {2}^(x)
solve the equation

{4}^(x) + 3 = {2}^(x + 2)





can someone help me solve this question please​

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By substituting a = {2}^(x) solve the equation {4}^(x) + 3 = {2}^(x + 2) can someone-example-1
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