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Evaluate the function rule for the given value. Y=4•2^x for x=-6

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Y=4•2^x

y = 4 * 2^ -6

y = 2^2 * 2^-6

when the bases are the same add the exponents

y = 2^ (2-6)

y = 2^ -4

negative exponents take it to the denominator if in the numerator

y = 1/ 2^4

y = 1/16

User SunghoMoon
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Answer: The value of y is
(1)/(16)

Explanation:

Since we have given that


y=4.2^x

We need to find the value of y for x = -6.

So, by putting the value of x in the above equation , we get that


y=4.2^(-6)\\\\y=\dfraac{4}{2^6}\\\\y=(4)/(64)\\\\y=(1)/(16)

Hence, the value of y is
(1)/(16)

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