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Solve. 9^(3x+1) = 27^2x
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9^(3x+1) = 27^2x

Solve. 9^(3x+1) = 27^2x-example-1
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Answer: the equations has no solution

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9^(3x+1)=27^(2x)\\\\(3^2)^(3x+1)=(3^3)^(2x)\\\\3^(2(3x+1))=3^(3(2x))\\\\3^(6x+2)=3^(6x)\\\\Hence,\\\\6x+2=6x\\\\6x+2-6x=6x-6x\\\\2\\eq 0\\\\Thus,\ the\ equations\ has\ no\ solution

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