Concept:The equation is solved using the base change property logbna=n1logba, and the solution must satisfy the domain conditions: x−1>0 and x−3>0.Explanation:Rewrite log4(x−1) as log22(x−1)=21log2(x−1).The equation becomes 21log2(x−1)=log2(x−3).Multiply both sides by 2: log2(x−1)=2log2(x−3).Using logam=mloga, we get log2(x−1)=log2((x−3)2).Since logarithms are one-to-one, equate arguments: x−1=(x−3)2.Expand: x−1=x2−6x+9.Rearrange: 0=x2−7x+10.Factor: (x−5)(x−2)=0.So potential solutions: x=5 and x=2.Now check domain: log2(x−3) requires x−3>0⇒x>3; log4(x−1) requires x−1>0⇒x>1.x=2 fails because x−3=−1<0 (logarithm undefined).x=5 satisfies both conditions.Thus only one valid solution exists.Answer:One (Option B).