{5}^(2x - 1) = 12^(x) good luck use indices nooooo log

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VineFreeman asked Jan 7, 2022

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${5}^(2x - 1) = 12^(x)$
good luck
use indices nooooo log

Mathematics
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step by step explanation:

Add 1 to both sides

52x−1+1=12x+1

Simplify

52x=12x+1

Subtract 12x from both sides

52x−12x=12x+1−12x

Simplify

40x=1

Divide both sides by 40

40x40 =140

Simplify

x=140

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