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4 years ago

25^2-3x = 1/5^4 solve for x show all steps HELP ME PLEASEEE;(

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If its (1/5)^4
625-3x=625
-3x=0
x=0

If its 1/5^4 then the answer is 390624/1975
I'm betting its (1/5)^4

Order of operations matters

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