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3 years ago

Observe the equation below, can a value be found for x to make the equation true? Why or why not? 0=4x

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3 0

You have written 0 = 4x.

The value of x that makes it true is x = 0, given that 4 times 0 is 0.

Nevertheless, I think you wanted to write 0 = 4 ^x (this is 4 raised to the power 4).

In that case, there is not any valued of x that satisfies the equation. This is, the equation is always false.

That is because, there is not any value of x for which 4^x is zero. The range of this function is al the positive values of x, which exclude zero.

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