4^(p-12)=8^(5p) note that we can write 4 as 2^2 and we can write 8 as 2^3.......so we have
(2^2)^(p - 12) = (2^3)^(5p)
(2)^(2p - 24) = (2)^(15p) and since the bases are the same, we can solve for the exponents
2p - 24 = 15p rearrange
-13p = 24 divide both sides by -13
p = -24/13
4^(p-12)=8^(5p) note that we can write 4 as 2^2 and we can write 8 as 2^3.......so we have
(2^2)^(p - 12) = (2^3)^(5p)
(2)^(2p - 24) = (2)^(15p) and since the bases are the same, we can solve for the exponents
2p - 24 = 15p rearrange
-13p = 24 divide both sides by -13
p = -24/13