Question

4 times x with an exponent of 2 plus 2 times y with an exponent of 4. X=-3 y=2

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Your equation is: $4*x^{2} +2 * y^{4}$

You also know that x = -3 and y = 2. You can rewrite the equation by substituting x and y with their actual values:

$4*(-3)^{2} +2 * 2^{4}$

First, you want to do the exponentiation (meaning you want to calculate $(-3)^{2}$ and $2^{4}$ parts). $(-3)^{2}$ equals 9 and $2^{4}$ equals 16.

So the equation now is:

$4*9+2*16$

Now you want to do multiplication. $4*9$ equals 36 and $2*16$ equals 32. So you're left with:

$36+32$

Which equals 68.