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The idea is to try to find the same base on both sides of the EQ

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  2x-3 = -4/3

 6x-9 = -4

  6x = 5

   x = 5/6

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solve. 8^2x-3 =1/16







 ----- Converting to base 2





6x - 9 = - 4 ----- Bases are equal and so are their exponents

6x = 5



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