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If (-3, y) lies on the graph of y = y= ( 1/4)x; then y =

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Answer:

The ordered pair (-3,64) lies on the graph

The value of y=64

Explanation:

we know that

If a ordered pair lies on the graph of y

then

the ordered pair must satisfy the equation of y

In this problem we have


y=((1)/(4))^(x)

For x=-3

substitute the value of x in the exponential equation


y=((1)/(4))^(-3)=4^3=64

therefore

The ordered pair (-3,64) lies on the graph

The value of y=64

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