If 4^(m + 2) = 16^(m − 3), then m = | Free GMAT Practice Question

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If

4^{(m + 2)} = 16^{(m − 3)}

, then

m =

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A

−8

B

0

C

6

D

-6

E

8

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ChristianJan 6, 2024

Tricky wording but good practice