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anonymous · Answer

@radar

mathmale · Answer

Although I could jump in and try to "solve" this problem on the basis of my own assumptions, I'd much prefer that you, @habibmatatta , provide the instructions that came with the problem.

anonymous · Answer

solve each for all possible values of x

mathmale · Answer

Solve for all possible values of x:$$9^(-x)>243^(x-9) => 9^{-x}>243^{x-9}$$

mathmale · Answer

suggest you use Equation Editor if at all possible; the results are so much easier to read.

anonymous · Answer

ok so the inequality is $$9^{-x}>243^{x-9}$$ how do i solve for x?

mathmale · Answer

I would now multiply both sides of the last inequality by 9^x to obtain a " 1 " on the left side:

Doing this results in 1 = 243^(x^2-9).  Can you agree with this?

anonymous · Answer

yup

mathmale · Answer

Actually, I'm wrong there.  

I'm going to take a different approach.  Pls give me a minute to work this out, rather than "think out loud" here.  BRB.

radar · Answer

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