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Evaluate the function rule for the given value. Y=6*4^x for x=-3

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User Nick R
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y = 6 x 4^x. x = -3

you change x in the equation for -3

y= 6 x 4^ -3

if you do it in the calculator, remember to put parenthesis in between -3

y = 6 x 1/64

y = 3/32 or 0.09375
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User Asvignesh
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Answer:


y = (3)/(32)

Explanation:

Using the exponent rule:


a^(-n) = (1)/(a^n)

Given the function:


y = 6 \cdot (4)^x ......[1]

To evaluate the function rule for x = -3.

Substitute x = -3 in [1] we have;


y = 6 \cdot (4)^(-3)


y = 6 \cdot (1)/(4^3) = 6 \cdot (1)/(64)=(3)/(32)

Therefore, the function rule for the given value when x = -3 is:


y = (3)/(32)

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