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Maths question to solve (1 Viewer)

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Start date Aug 12, 2012

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2323

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Does anyone know how to solve

2^2x -6(2^x) + 8 = 0

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U MAD BRO

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#2

quad formula then solve for x from 2^x

Sy123

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$2^{2x}-6 \cdot 2^x+8=0 \\ $let$ \ \ u=2^x \\ u^2-6u+8=0 \\ (u-4)(u-2)=0 \\ u=4 \ \ \ u=2 \\ \\ 2^x=4 \ \ \ 2^x=2 \\ x=2 \ \ x=1$

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