Solution for $4^{2x+1}-3^{3x+1}=4^{2x+3}-3^{3x+2}$

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I'm trying to get a solution for:

$4^{2x+1}-3^{3x+1}=4^{2x+3}-3^{3x+2}$

My main problem is that I don't know how to combine this potencys!

Ive also thought about another function that would bring me same difficulties:

$6^x=36*9.75^{x-2}$

What am I supposed to do?

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$$4^{2x+1}-3^{3x+1}=4^{2x+3}-3^{3x+2}$$ $$4^{2x+1}-4^{2x+3}=3^{3x+1}-3^{3x+2}$$ $$4\cdot4^{2x}-4^34^{2x}=3\cdot3^{3x}-3^23^{3x}$$ $$60\cdot4^{2x}=6\cdot3^{3x}$$ $$10\cdot4^{2x}=3^{3x}$$ $$10\cdot16^{x}=27^{x}$$ $$10=(27/16)^{x}$$ $$\log_{10} 10=\log_{10} (27/16)^{x}$$ $$1=x\log_{10}(27/16)$$ $$x=\frac{1}{\log_{10}27-\log_{10}16}$$

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For the first one, we have $$ 4^{2x+1}-3^{3x+1}=4^{2x+3}-3^{3x+2} \implies\\ 3^{3x+2}-3^{3x+1} = 4^{2x+3}-4^{2x+1} \implies\\ (3-1)3^{3x+1} = (4^2 - 1)4^{2x+1} \implies\\ 2\cdot 3^{3x+1} = 5\cdot 3\cdot4^{2x+1} \implies\\ 3^{3x} = 5 \cdot 2^{4x+1} $$ I think that's the simplest we can get it. From there, I suppose we'd have to solve using logs.

That is, let $\log(x)$ be the logarithm of your choosing. We have $$ \log(3^{3x}) = \log(5 \cdot 2^{4x+1}) \implies\\ 3x \log(3) = \log(5) + (4x+1)\log(2) \implies\\ (3 \log 3 - 4 \log 2)x = \log 5 + \log 2 \implies\\ x = \frac{\log 5 + \log 2}{3 \log 3 - 4 \log 2} = \frac{\log(10)}{\log(3^3/2^4)} = \frac{1}{\log_{10}27 - \log_{10}16} $$