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Answer:

The answer is D(20)

Explanation:

I don't know the exact algebraic explanation, however, this is how I did it.


2^5+2^5=
2*2^5

If you divide the second equation into seperate twos, you will get 2*2*2*2*2*2 =
2^6

Therefore,
2^x=2^6 meaning that x is equal to 6. Now The next bit is trial and error, 20-6=14.
3^(y) = 3^(14)

Last thing to do is to add x+y=6+14. That is why the answer is 20.

If you wait a bit longer, someone will probably have a more algebraic explanation, however, you stated you only needed the answer so I hope this helped.

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