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If m and n are integers between -4 and 4 inclusive, then for how many ordered pairs (m,n) does 2(to power m) = 4(to power n) ?

If m and n are integers between -4 and 4 inclusive, then for how many ordered pairs (m,n) does 2(to power m) = 4(to power n) ?
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if m and n are integers between -4 and 4 inclusive, then for how many ordered pairs (m,n) does 2(to power m) = 4(to power n) ?

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Answer: (2, 1), (-2, -1), (0,0), (4, 2), (-4, -2)

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