The correct problem appears above.
3^6x = 8100
(3^3x)² = 8100
3^3x = 90.
(3^(x-1))^3
= 3^(3x-3)
= (3^3x)/3³
= 90/27 (substituting 3^3x = 90)
= 10/3.
The correct answer is
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