2 years ago

If n(p(a)) = 256. find n(a)

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1 answer:

NikAS [45]2 years ago

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n(p(a)) = 256

256 = 2^8

n(a) = 8

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If n(p(a)) = 256. find n(a)​

If n(p(a)) = 256. find n(a)