Respuesta :

If you do what part B says for the first two equations in part A, it will answer part A.
Part C: You plug in coordinates on a table and see which points match and which points don't fit in the equations
Part A) It's because at the intersection point, the two graphs have the same X and Y values, thus making it a common ground(and the answer for the equations)
Part B)
-3   64    3.125
-2   16    3.25
-1   4      3.5
0    1      4
1    0.25 5
2    1/16 7
3    1/64 11
where first column is x values, second column is 4^-x and third column is 2^x + 3

Part C) either find the zero of 4 ^ -x - 2 ^ x - 3 = y or graph 4 ^ -x = y and
2 ^ x - 3 = y and find the intersection