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36^(3c)=√(6)^(6c+8)
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start with \[36=6^2\] and \[\sqrt{6}=6^{\frac{1}{2}}\] to get \[6^{6c}=6^{2c+4}\] and then set the exponents equal
You want to get this equation into a form like this \[a^{\hbox{some expression of c}} = a^{\hbox{some other expression of c}}\] ...and sat73 has shown you the way.
perhaps too much too quick...
let's see if dkoos7 responds.
so c=1?
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6^6c= 6^(3c+4) james
i get 1 as well, yes
so 6c= 3c+4 6c-3c=4 3c=4 c=3/4
Yes, mukesh is right.
i think mukesh is right
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thanks friends
okay thank you everyone
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