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What is the solution to the function f(x)=x^2(x-2)^2 when x=2
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The first step to solving this is to write the number in exponential form
2
= 
since the bases are the same,, set the exponents equal to one another
-IxI = 7
now change the signs on both sides of the equations
IxI = -7
this equation is false for any value of x because the absolute value function needs to always be positive or 0,, which is not the case for this expression
x ∈ ∅
this means that the answer to your question is x ∈ ∅
let me know if you have any further questions
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2
since the bases are the same,, set the exponents equal to one another
-IxI = 7
now change the signs on both sides of the equations
IxI = -7
this equation is false for any value of x because the absolute value function needs to always be positive or 0,, which is not the case for this expression
x ∈ ∅
this means that the answer to your question is x ∈ ∅
let me know if you have any further questions
:)