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Section 6.3 : Solving Exponential Equations

Solve each of the following equations.

  1. \({11^{4 + x}} = {11^{7 - 10x}}\)
  2. \({3^{4x}} = {3^{7x}}\)
  3. \({2^{1 - x}} = {2^{2 - 3x}}\)
  4. \({9^{{x^{\,2}}}} = {9^{12 - 4x}}\)
  5. \({6^{{x^{\,2}} - 3x}} = {6^{20 + 5x}}\)
  6. \(\displaystyle {6^{1 + x}} = \frac{1}{{{{36}^{4x + 2}}}}\)
  7. \({9^x} = {27^{2 + x}}\)
  8. \({8^{4x + 1}} = 1\)
  9. \(3 = {14^{9 - 2x}}\)
  10. \({6^{2 + x}} = {8^{8 + 2x}}\)
  11. \({13^{5 + 7x}} = {2^{3 - x}}\)
  12. \({10^{7x}} = 3\)
  13. \(16 = {10^{2 + 3x}}\)
  14. \(6 = {{\bf{e}}^{4 + 9x}}\)
  15. \(9 - {{\bf{e}}^{6x}} = 0\)
  16. \({{\bf{e}}^{{x^{\,2}} - 2}} = 4\)