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Find x and y when (k^(2x) )/(k^(y) )=k^(13) and (k^(x)k^(2y))^(2)=k^(28). Explain how you found your answer.
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Find x and y when
(k^(2x) )/(k^(y) )=
k^(13) and (
k^(x)
k^(2y))
^(2)=
k^(28). Explain how you found your answer.

User Gabriel Durac
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Answer:

/345#()1265tex in other words 154,hg

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