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2^2x+2 *5^x-1=8^x*5^2x

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Answer:

The solution will be "x = 2 and x = -1".

Explanation:

The given equation is:


2^(2x+2)* 5^(x-1)=8^x* 5^(2x)

On solving "
8^x", we get


2^(2x+2)* 5^(x-1)=(2^3)^x* 5^(2x)

As we know, if the base are same then their powers will be added together.


2x+2=3x ...(equation 1)


x-1=2x ...(equation 2)

From equation 1, we get


2=3x-2x


2=x \ i.e., x =2

From equation 2, we get


-1=2x-x


-1=x \ i.e., x=-1

So that the correct answer will be "x = 2" and "x = -1".

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