49/16 = (7^2)/(4^2) = (7/4)^2 = ((4/7)^-1)^2 = (4/7)^-2
Thus as (4/7)^2 = 49/16 and 49/16 = (4/7)^-2
(4/7)^x = (4/7)^-2
Therefore x = -2.
You have :
( 4 / 7 )^x = 49/16 = ( 7 / 4 )^2 = ( 4 / 7 )^-2
Inspection yields:
x = - 2 <------------
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