When determining if you can solve an exponential equation, what has to be true?(1 point) Responses The bases on either side of the equation have to be different. The bases on either side of the equation have to be different. There cannot be any variables in the original equation. There cannot be any variables in the original equation. The bases on either side of the equation have to be equal.
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To solve an exponential equation, the correct statement is: The bases on either side of the equation have to be equal.
When the bases are the same, you can set the exponents equal to each other to solve for the variable. If the bases are different, you may need to use logarithms or other methods to solve the equation.
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