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Solve for the value of x. 5^x+1= 5^2x-3

Solve for the value of x. 5^x+1= 5^2x-3
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Solve for the value of x.
5^x+1= 5^2x-3

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User Nergal
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Answer:

4

Explanation:

5ˣ⁺¹ = 5²ˣ⁻³

x+1 = 2x -3

x = 4

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