It is immediate to realize that f(x) vanishes in x=0 and x=1. The derivative in x=0 is...
$\displaystyle f' (0) = ln \frac{9}{10}< 0\ (2)$
... so that around x=0 is f(x)>0 for x<0 and vice versa. If x is negative then the term $3^{x}$ is dominating and is f(x)>0, so that no negative roots exist. For x>1 the term $6^{x}$ is dominating so that there is no roots greater than 1. The conclusion is that x=0 and x=1 are the only roots...[/sp]