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36 = 6^2 thus 36^(6x -7) = 6^(12x - 14)
james help meee
So now you know that 6^(x^2+14x-38)=6^(12x - 14) and that can only be the case if x^2 + 14x - 38 = 12x - 14.
Thank you so much!
$$6^{x^{2}+14x-38}=36^{6x-7}$$ $$6^{x^{2}+14x-38}=6^{2(6x-7)}$$ $$x^{2}+14x\ -38\ =\ 12x\ -14$$
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