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Solve 9^x + 4^x + 1 = 6^x + 3^x + 2^x | IOQM Algebra
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Find all real numbers such that
Answer: 0
Step 1: Substitute. Let and , both positive. Then , , , and , so the equation becomes
Step 2: Form a sum of squares. Move all terms to one side,
and multiply by ,
which regroups as
Step 3: A sum of squares of real numbers is zero only when each square is zero. Hence , and , giving .
Step 4: Back-substitute: and , so .
Answer: is the only real solution
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