SOLUTION: What is the value of p in the equation? 32^(p-2)=8^(3p)

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Question 1133219: What is the value of p in the equation?
32^(p-2)=8^(3p)
Answer by ikleyn(52788)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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It is equivalent to


 = 


and implies


5*(p-2) = 9p


5p - 10 = 9p

-10 = 9p - 5p

4p = -10

p =  = -2.5.     ANSWER


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