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Answered by saurabhsemalti
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there is one fact that.... for an equation to have positive value, discriminant of the equation should be negative and the coefficient of x square should be positive ....here
a {9}^{x}  + 4(a - 1) {3}^{x}  + a - 1 \\ let \:  {3}^{x}  = t \\ so \:  \\  {9}^{x}  =  {t}^{2}  \\ eqn \: becomes \\ a {t}^{2}  + 4(a - 1)t + (a - 1) = 0 \\ first \: of \: all \: coeff \: of \:  {t}^{2}  > 0 \\ i.e \:  \: a > 0 \\  \\ now \: discriminant \:  < 0 \\ 16(a - 1) {}^{2}  - 4a(a - 1) < 0 \\ (a - 1)(16(a - 1) - 4a) < 0 \\ (a - 1)(12a - 16)  <  0 \\ 4(a - 1)(3a - 4) < 0 \\ (a - 1)(3a - 4) < 0 \\


now we have 2 conditions for "a"

we have to take intersection of values

conditions are

(1) a. > 0

(2) (a-1)(3a-4)<0

I'm making a number line.... see figure...

so ans is

a \: belongs \: to \: (1 \: to \:  \frac{4}{3} )


a. € (1,4/3)


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sauravos26: answer is 1 to infinity
saurabhsemalti: wait... let me check
saurabhsemalti: please u also check.. if there is any error
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