Question

http://prntscr.com/djoh9e Is this correct?

Answer 1

Need help?

Answer 2

Yes

Answer 3

Where did you get this question from?

Answer 4

If you replace y+1 with 3 in the equation $$(\dfrac{1}{4})^{y+1} = 64$$ $$(\dfrac{1}{4})^3= 64$$
You get a false statement, namely, 1/64 = 64.

Answer 5

so.. to get the correct answer I need to do what exactly?

Answer 6

Your answer choice is as good as any,

but you need to talk to the person who made this question and ask them what they mean.

Answer 7

Oh okay..

Answer 8

Thanks for the help! :)

Answer 9

Np.. Solutions are defined as values that make an equation true.

Answer 10

Does that^ make sense?

Answer 11

Yes