100^(3x-1)=10^(5-3x)

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100³ˣ⁻¹=10⁵⁻³ˣ.

Since 100=10² we can equate the indices:

2(3x-1)=5-3x,

6x-2=5-3x,

9x=7,

x=⁷⁄₉.

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