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What is the value of x that makes the following equation true? You must show your work to get credit. (-2)^4x+2 / (-2)^2x = (-2)^12
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What is the value of x that makes the following equation true? You must show your work to get credit. (-2)^4x+2 / (-2)^2x = (-2)^12

What is the value of x that makes the following equation true? You must show your-example-1
User Alex Zywicki
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Explanation:

you will add the powers 4×+2=6×

then(-2)^6

  1. after this,you will multiply the (-2)^6=(-2)^12
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