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2x^4 = 128x

x^4=64x

x^3 =64

x=kube root(64)

x=4
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X^2-36=0
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Given: 2x^4=128x   Move 128x to left,getting

2x^4-128x=0 ··· Eq.1   Remove the common factor 2x, getting

2x(x³-64)=0   Since 64=4³, then the left side can be rewritten:

2x(x³-4³)=0   Factor the trinomial using a difference of cubes formula,getting

2x(x-4)(x²+4x+16)=0   So,2x=0, x-4=0, and x²+4x+16=0 will satisfy the equation.  So, we have:

x+4x+16=0   Solve the equation using the quadratic formula.   We have:

x=-2±2(√3)i   Thus, Eq.1 can be rewritten as follows:

2x^4-128x=2x(x-4){x-(-2+2(√3)i}{x-(-2-2(√3)i}=0

The answer is: x∈{ 0,4,-2+2(√3)i,-2+2(√3)i }

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3x-4=12x^3-16x^2
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