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What are the values of a and b in the equation (4x^a) ^b = 256/x^8 1. a= 2, b= 4 2. a= -2, b= 4 3. a= -2, b= -4 4. a= 2, b= -4​

What are the values of a and b in the equation (4x^a) ^b = 256/x^8 1. a= 2, b= 4 2. a= -2, b= 4 3. a= -2, b= -4 4. a= 2, b= -4​
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What are the values of a and b in the equation (4x^a) ^b = 256/x^8

1. a= 2, b= 4
2. a= -2, b= 4
3. a= -2, b= -4
4. a= 2, b= -4​

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the answer is number 2

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