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Answer:

A

Explanation:


((3x^(2) )^(1)/(2) )/(3^(1)/(2) ) =3


(3x^2)^(1)/(2) = 3^(1)/(2) x

Remember that
(x^b)/(x^c) =x^(b-c)

Using that
(3^(1)/(2)x )/(3^(1)/(2) )=3^(1/2x-1/2)=3^((x-1)/2)


3^(x-1)/(2) =3^1

So we can say:
(x-1)/(2) =1, because the bases are the same

We can multiply both sides of the equation by 2. We get x-1=2, and x=3. Which is A.

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