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Solve: 5(2^n – 2^) = 5(2^3n + 10^) ^exponents^

Solve: 5(2^n – 2^) = 5(2^3n + 10^) ^exponents^
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Solve: 5(2^n – 2^) = 5(2^3n + 10^)

^exponents^

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User Vlad Yarovyi
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Do you need to explain it or just the answer?
Answer is N= -13

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