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melomori [17]
2 years ago
7

Which equation is equivalent to 16 Superscript 2 p Baseline = 32 Superscript p 3?.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Mrac [35]2 years ago
7 0

The equation which is equivalent to 16 Superscript 2 p Baseline equal to 32 Superscript p 3 is,

2^{8p}=2^{5p+15}

<h3>What is equivalent equation?</h3>

Equivalent equation are the expression whose result is equal to the original expression, but the way of representation is different.

Given information-

The given equation in the problem is,

16^{2p}=32^{p+3}

Write both the equation in the form of same base number as,

(2^4)^{2p}=(2^5)^{p+3}

The power of the power of a number can be written as product of both the numbers. Thus,

(2)^{4\times2p}=(2)^{5\times(p+3)}\\2^{8P}=2^{5P+15}

This is the required equation.

Now if the base is the same at both side of the expression, then the powers can be compared. Thus,

8p=5p+15

Solve it further to find the value of p as,

8p-5p=15\\3p=15\\p=5

Thus the equation which is equivalent to 16 Superscript 2 p Baseline equal to 32 Superscript p 3 is,

2^{8p}=2^{5p+15}

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