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3 years ago

(2^n)^1/2=64 find value of n

Mathematics

1 answer:

sashaice [31]3 years ago

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Hello, I can help.

The value of N- 7

Here is how i got the answer.

1: Multiply both sides by 2

2: Simplify 64*2 to 128

3: convert both sides; 2^n =2^7

4:divide 2 on both sides; n=7

Hope this helps.

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