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    How can I solve an unknown exponent, e.g 2^y?
    Donagan
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    The expression would have to be part of an equation before you could find the value of y.
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    How do I simplify algebraic expressions?
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    See Simplify Algebraic Expressions .
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    How do I answer if the problem is in sentence form?
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    Do your best to take key vocabulary and transform it into math, then take it from there.
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    How do I do an algebraic equation with 2 variables, that also has squares?
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    You add up the like terms, different variables do not add up. Also, if you are adding, the exponents have to be the same on the top right corner of the coefficients.
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