Let $a$ is a positive real number. If ${a^{{a^{{a^{16}}}}}} = 16$ how much is ${a^{{a^{{a^{12}}}}}}$?
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Define the function $f(x)=a^x$
The equation $$a\uparrow a\uparrow a\uparrow 16=16$$
can be written in the form $$f(f(f(16)))=16$$
Obviously, the solution of the equation $f(16)=16$ solves this equation. Because of the monotony of $f(f(f(16)))-16$, it is the only solution, so we have $$a^{16}=16$$
Therefore, we have $$a^4=2$$ or $$a^{12}=8$$
Furthermore, we have $$a^{a^{12}}=a^8=4$$
and finally $$a^{a^{a^{12}}}=a^4=2$$