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WK14ExponentialEquationsPart6: Question 3
3). Given that 
16^(-3k-2)=64^(4k+3)256^(2k+3)64^(2k-3), what is the value of 
k ?

WK1414ExponentialEquationsPart66: Question 33\newline33). Given that 163k2=644k+32562k+3642k3 16^{-3 k-2}=64^{4 k+3} 256^{2 k+3} 64^{2 k-3} , what is the value of k k ?

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Q. WK1414ExponentialEquationsPart66: Question 33\newline33). Given that 163k2=644k+32562k+3642k3 16^{-3 k-2}=64^{4 k+3} 256^{2 k+3} 64^{2 k-3} , what is the value of k k ?
  1. Simplify Exponents: First, let's simplify the equation by using the property of exponents that states a(m+n)=amana^{(m+n)} = a^m \cdot a^n.\newline16(3k2)=64(4k+3)256(2k+3)64(2k3)16^{(-3k-2)} = 64^{(4k+3)} \cdot 256^{(2k+3)} \cdot 64^{(2k-3)}
  2. Express Bases as Powers: Now, express all bases as powers of 22 because 16=2416 = 2^4, 64=2664 = 2^6, and 256=28256 = 2^8.(24)3k2=(26)4k+3×(28)2k+3×(26)2k3(2^4)^{-3k-2} = (2^6)^{4k+3} \times (2^8)^{2k+3} \times (2^6)^{2k-3}
  3. Apply Power of a Power Rule: Apply the power of a power rule, which is (am)n=amn(a^m)^n = a^{m*n}.\newline24(3k2)=26(4k+3)28(2k+3)26(2k3)2^{4*(-3k-2)} = 2^{6*(4k+3)} * 2^{8*(2k+3)} * 2^{6*(2k-3)}
  4. Multiply Exponents: Multiply the exponents inside the parentheses.\newline2(12k8)=2(24k+18)×2(16k+24)×2(12k18)2^{(-12k-8)} = 2^{(24k+18)} \times 2^{(16k+24)} \times 2^{(12k-18)}
  5. Set Exponents Equal: Since the bases are the same, we can set the exponents equal to each other.\newline12k8=24k+18+16k+24+12k18-12k - 8 = 24k + 18 + 16k + 24 + 12k - 18
  6. Combine Like Terms: Combine like terms on the right side of the equation. 12k8=52k+24-12k - 8 = 52k + 24
  7. Isolate Variable: Add 12k12k to both sides and subtract 2424 from both sides to isolate the variable kk.\newline12k+12k8+24=52k+12k+2424-12k + 12k - 8 + 24 = 52k + 12k + 24 - 24
  8. Simplify Equation: Simplify the equation. 16=64k16 = 64k
  9. Divide to Solve: Divide both sides by 6464 to solve for kk.\newlinek=1664k = \frac{16}{64}
  10. Final Solution: Simplify the fraction. k=14k = \frac{1}{4}

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