When is g(x) = 0 for the function g(x) = 5⋅2^3x + 4?

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Answer:

never

Explanation:

g(x)=0 will never be a solution to the function above. If you plug in the options of 1, 0, and 4, none of them make zero.

COil answered Jul 23, 2018

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The answer should be when X=1
Hope this helped u out if not sorry
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