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2 years ago

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4x² = 32 What does x equal

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babymother [125]2 years ago

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So here is what you would do:

lets just pretend that there is no x in the equation

so this is what the equation would look like:

first, is 4 to the power of 2=16 and now we are going to put the x back into the equation so: 4x to the power of 2, but we did the exponents so, now x is the missing number. We can use the 32 because it is the solution to the equation. So we would do 32-16=16 so the missing number is 16 so x=16

Answer: x=16

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