Question

Solve 3^x – 4 = 7^x + 9

Answer 1

@trumpetmaster7777 Add 4 to both the sides

Answer 2

so it would be wait wat?
the x-4 is to the power.

Answer 3

They're exponential equations.

Answer 4

is this your question?
\[3^x -4=7^x+9\]
or
\[3^{x-4}=7^{x+9}\]

Answer 5

the second one

Answer 6

@trumpetmaster7777 Any power of 3 will be a multiple of 3 which can never have a factor of 7.
Do you agree?

Answer 7

i guess.

Answer 8

@ash2326

Answer 9

right, so x can't be an integer. Let's use logarithm here.
Do you know logarithm?

Answer 10

no

Answer 11

Have you studied it ever? without it I'm not sure how can I help

Answer 12

crap, guess i'll just guess.

Answer 13

get it?

Answer 14

let me think

Answer 15

k

Answer 16

Could you check the question again?