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1296^2n=216^n+10
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Write both sides as a power of 6. 1296=6^4 and 216=6^3
So then you'll have 6^(4*2n)=6^(3*(n+10))
Once you have the bases the same, you can set the exponents equal to each other.... so 4*2n=3(x+10) and then solve that.
8n=3n+30 (just realized I accidently put x instead of n...sorry!)
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