To solve the equation 3^(2x) - 2*3^(x+5) + 3^10 = 0, it can be rewritten as (3^2)^x - 2(3^x)(3^5) + 3^10 = 0, indicating a quadratic form. This allows the use of the Quadratic Formula to find solutions for 3^x. After obtaining the values for 3^x, logarithms can be applied to solve for x. The discussion emphasizes the importance of recognizing the quadratic structure and suggests a substitution method for clarity. The problem is positioned as a review in precalculus, focusing on exponent rules without involving calculus.