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Solve 4^(5x)=16^(2x-1)

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Answer: x= -2

Explanation:

Given the equation


4^(5x)=(16)^((2x-1))

Now, we can also write the above equation as


4^(5x)=(4)^(2(2x-1))


4^(5x)=(4)^((4x-2))

Now, taking log on both sides


log(4^(5x) )=log(4^(4x-2))

So, the above the equation can be written as

5x=4x-2

Simplifying the equation,

5x-4x=2

x= -2

Hence, the value of x = -2. Which satisfy the given equation in the question.

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