Find the "unit cost." Divide the total price paid by the number of units sold:
$p
------------ = $(p/8) / lamp
8 lamps
The unit cost is p/8 dollars per lamp.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
if 36^12-m=6^2m , find the value of m

To make the exponents equal , we need to get the same base.
The base of both sides of equation are not same.
36 can be written as 6^2


now base of both sides are same . so we equate the exponents

add 2m on both sides

divide by 4 on both sides

The value of m is 6
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Remember ... the "solution" is the number that 'g' must be
in order to make the equation a true statement.
The original equation: You said that -2 = g - 9
Now, let's add 9 to each side: 7 = g .