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Solve the given equation for x. $2^{1-2x} = 2^{7x-6}$ x = \boxed{} (Type a fraction or an integer. Simplify your answer.)

          Solve the given equation for x.
$2^{1-2x} = 2^{7x-6}$
x = \boxed{} (Type a fraction or an integer. Simplify your answer.)
        
Solve the given equation for x.
2^1-2x = 2^7x-6
x =  (Type a fraction or an integer. Simplify your answer.)

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Solve the given equation for x. 2^(1-2x)=2^(7x-6) x=, (Type a fraction or an integer. Simplify your answer.) Solve the given eguation for x 21-2=27-6 X= (Type a fraction or an integer. Simplify your answer.)
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00:01 The first thing we're going to do here is clear out the fraction by multiplying by the common denominator of 5.
00:05 You want to make sure that you're doing it to both sides, and we get 5x squared.
00:10 The 5s will cancel, so i have minus 2, and the 5s will cancel here, getting you negative 9x.
00:15 From there, i'm going to move the 9x to the other side by adding it.
00:20 The reason for doing this is so that on the right -hand side, i'm going to get an equal 0.
00:25 Note how here i put the 9x in the middle, because it's always good common practice to put it in standard.
00:30 Standard form.
00:31 From there, we're going to multiply 8 times c to get negative 10 and put b at the bottom, which is 9.
00:36 We need things that are going to multiply to negative 10 that's going to add to negative or to positive 9.
00:41 So the numbers that work for this are going to be 10 and negative 1.
00:45 I'm going to break this apart into those two numbers.
00:48 So 5x squared plus 10x minus 1x, minus 2, and now i can factor by grouping...
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