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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

( \frac{11}{9} )^{3}  \times ( \frac{9}{11} )^{6}  = ( \frac{11}{9} )^{2x - 1}

 \rm( \frac{11}{9} )^{3}  \times ( \frac{11}{9} )^{ - 6}  = ( \frac{11}{9} )^{2x - 1}  \:  [ \because \:  \frac{m}{n} = ( \frac{n}{m} )^{ - 1}  ]

 \rm( \frac{11}{9} )^{3 - 6}   = ( \frac{11}{9} )^{2x - 1}  \:  [ \because \:   {a}^{m} \times  {a}^{n}   =  ({a})^{m + n}   ]

 \rm( \frac{11}{9} )^{ - 3}   = ( \frac{11}{9} )^{2x - 1}  \:

On comparing the powers:-

 \rm  - 3 = 2x - 1

 \rm  - 3  + 1= 2x

 \rm  - 2= 2x

 \rm \frac{ - 2}{2}  = x

 \rm - 1 = x

 \rm or \:  \:  \: x =  - 1

I hope it is helpful

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