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9^x+1=27^x-1
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hint: try writing both sides with base 3. 9=3^what 27=3^what
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First get the constants to one side. I would suggest moving the +1 to the right side of the equation to get 9^x = 27^x -2
I think he meant \[9^{x+1}=27^{x-1} \]
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or 9^(x+1)=27^(x-1)
He just didn't put the parenthesis there
@mzGee Please translate your equation for us.
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