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HEY! CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME ASAP!! solve for y: 2^(y-3)=1/16
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PLEASE HELP!! I'm stuck :( and i'll fail!
Know how to convert 1/16 into 2^?
no :(
Well, what are the powers of 2?
its 2^(y-3)
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2^0=1 2^1=2 2^2=4 and so on.
there are answer choices too: its 1. 1 2. 0 3. -1 4. -2 so whats the answer? please tell me!
We don't tell people answers here. We help them find them. Any of the powers of 2 come up to 16?
yea, 2^4
Ok, so if 2^4=16, 2^?=1/16?
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2^-4?
Exactly! Noe replace the right hand side of the original with that and see if it makes more sense.
oh! so the answer is -1?! since 2^(-1-3)=2^-4 which is 1/16?
Yes. That is how you do these. make the base match, then you can look at the exponents.
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