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In this tutorial, you will #learnhowtosolvetheexponentialequation in #matholympaid Exams.

A good knowledge on the use of Exponential/Indcial Rules and solving of equations are added advantage for better solving of these exponential equations.

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Thank you Ma. You are doing a great job.
However, to reduce the complexity and longevity of the solution I suggest it's better to take logarithm to base 2 of both sides of 2^x=10/3.

[dumitrudraghia]

2^(x-1)(2^3+1)=15
2^(x-1).9=15
2^(x-1)=5/3

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