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Solve: (1/4)^3z-1=16^z+2x64^z-2

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Solve: (1/4)^3z-1=16^z+2x64^z-2-example-1
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Answer:

Value of z is 3/8.

Explanation:

Given:


((1)/(4))^(3z-1)=16^(z+2)*64^(z-2)

We need to solve the given expression.

Consider,


((1)/(4))^(3z-1)=16^(z+2)*64^(z-2)


((1)/(2^2))^(3z-1)=(2^4)^(z+2)*(2^6)^(z-2)

Now, using law of exponent
(x^a)^b=x^(ab)


(((1)/(2))^2)^(3z-1)=(2)^(4(z+2))*(2)^(6(z-2))


((1)/(2))^(2(3z-1))=2^(4(z+2))*2^(6(z-2))

Now using Result of Exponent on LHS
x^(-a)=((1)/(x))^a


2^(-2(3z-1))=2^(4(z+2))*2^(6(z-2))

Now using another law of exponent on RHS,
x^a* a^b=x^(a+b)


2^(-2(3z-1))=2^(4(z+2)+6(z-2))


2^(2-6z)=2^(4z+8+6z-12)


2^(2-6z)=2^(10z-4)

By comparing Exponent of both sides, we get

2 - 6z = 10z - 4

2 + 4 = 10z + 6z

16z = 6

z = 6/16

z = 3/8

Therefore, Value of z is 3/8.

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