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@fixxer
1/64 and 3/16 You just put in the firs cordinates for x and see what y value u get
are those the answers?
yeah also 8/0.5 Do you even try? :p
idk what to do lol :/
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to check test the point [x,y] if they ask if 3/16 is on the line they ask if [3,16] is on the line. Set x=3 in your function and punch it onto a calculator, if you get 16 that point is on your graph
\[128*(1/2)^3=16\]\[128*(1/2)^8=0,5\]\[128*(1/2)^1=64\]
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