SOLUTION: How do you graph the exponental function of y=6(1/2)^(-3) -5
Please note that the -5 is not in the exponent.
Thanks
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Question 419969: How do you graph the exponental function of y=6(1/2)^(-3) -5
Please note that the -5 is not in the exponent.
Thanks
Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
There is no "x" in the function. If the "x" was mistakenly left out, then re-post your question.
If the function is what you posted then...- It is not an exponential function. Exponential functions have variables in an exponent.
- We can simplify the right side of this equation. The simplified equation will be easier to graph.
Simplifying:
y = 6(8) - 5
y = 48 - 5
y = 43
The graph of this will be a horizontal line passing through any point that has a y coordinate of 43.
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